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I am such a sucker for gradients. For me, this is a special sky picture, all the better for having Jupiter in it too! :)
My gift, for contributing to a Kickstarter campaign that helped Knit Circus Yarns move from the owner's basement to a new studio space.
A while ago, I added the capability to create arbitrary color gradients to my cell phone camera app I'm writing. (I did this for the color map filter I wrote.) One of the features I added to the gradient manager was the ability to save gradients as files. And so, here is a hue gradient (which ranges from 0° on the left to 360° on the right, in the HSB colorspace).
(Another way I use the gradient manager is to create backgrounds for my custom slider control.)
The Mer Ka Fa Ka Lish Ma symbol superimposed over the 'Reiki Angel' I created which again is superimposed over a rainbow graphic.
The color gradient from orange to blue is achieved by setting the white balance to fluorescent, and increasing the saturation. There's a 5-stop exposure difference between the sky and the foreground.
An adventure in dyeing yarn so that it knits into a gradient!
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My first attempt at a gradient nail. I only used polish I already had, hence the rather ungradual dark color. Ehh. Oh well.
Layer 1 - Sinful Colors "Purple Diamond"(sheer light purple shimmer)
Layer 2 - Essie "Lilacism" (creme lilac)
Layer 3 - China Glaze "Mummy May I" (dark purple with hot pink glitter)
Layer 4 - Sinful Colors "I Miss You" (purple iridescent glitter)
Layer 5 - Sally Hansen "Disco Ball" (clear base with iridescent glitter)
Layer 6 (not pictured) - Seche Vite Dry Fast Top Coat