Just to add my 2p - Blue for me with Teal a very close second. I like the 
white also, but less so. Black is _ok_ buy you don't see the shadows - which 
defeats the point a little?

Khaki works colour-sie but seems a little boring compared to the others. I 
find the green overpowering.

Whatever you go with, I think they're all great.

the answer is probably "awful" but what do they look like with solid colours 
but different in each "frame"?

"Rune" <new### [at] runevisioncom> wrote in message 
news:46c7a10d@news.povray.org...
> Okay, so I've finally gotten all the details to a level where I'm 
> satisfied with it. (You wouldn't believe how many tweaks I've made since 
> the last version I posted, that probably no one else than me even 
> notices...) Making test-prints with my printer have made me aware of 
> issues with things than don't work as well on print as on the screen, 
> because nuances in colors and luminance is lost once printed. To deal with 
> that, contrast of certain textures have been enhanced, which looks better 
> on the screen too as a bonus.
>
> Anyway, I've splitted the image into several layers, and once the 
> background layer was separate, it suddenly got temptingly easy to play 
> around with it... In my head the background was always just white, but 
> after having seen some of the possible alternatives, I'm suddenly not sure 
> I prefer white anymore. I don't know which version I want to have printed!
>
> What to do, what to do...
>
> What do you think?
>
> Teaser image is attached, the full versions can be seen here (in png 
> format, so the page is slightly heavy):
> http://runevision.com/3d/metalandflowers/
>
> BTW, the blue, teal and green color is carefully selected. Colors with red 
> in don't work well so shades of red, yellow, and violet are out. Also, 
> light colors don't work well (except completely white), nor almost black 
> or gray ones (except completely black). I also tried some linear gradient 
> with color to white and color to black. At first it looks really sweet, 
> but after looking at it for a little white it begins to just look cheap. 
> Compromises don't work here. Just one strong color.
>
> Rune
> -- 
> http://runevision.com
>
>

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