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My injustice is Human Trafficking. I'm going to create a barcode with type to put on my model to elicit the idea that people in this circumstance are not looked at as humans, but property instead. Hopefully I can accurately create an atmosphere with type that brings forth a feeling of being alone. Let me know what you guys think :)
this little guy was happily coming through the trees and straight towards the tree I was leaning against watching him , he got that close my leans couldn't focus on him, then he realised I was there and shot off to the tree down from me, I don't think I have ever been as close to a red squirrel in my life glad he spotted me before he climb up my leg thinking I was part of the tree
High school and university students competed in the 2018 Human Exploration Rover Challenge event at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama. Students came from across the U.S. as well as several foreign countries such as Brazil, Germany, India, and Mexico. This event, which is normally a 2 day event, was shortened to 1 day in 2018 due to adverse weather conditions.
It turns out that all of the digital color models in wide use are often bad for figuring out which of any two colors are "nearest," according to humans.
Sometime in my web meanderings, I stumbled on information about the CIECAM02 color model (and space), including a Python library that uses it and a (gee-wow astonishing at what it can do with color) free Photoshop-compatible plugin that manipulates images in that space. If you do color adjustments on images using an application that's compatible with Photoshop plugins (a lot of programs are), go get and install that plugin now!
I wrote a Python script that uses that library to sort any list of RGB colors (expressed in hex) so that every color has the colors most similar to it next to it. (Figuring out an algorithm that does this broke my brain–I guess in a good way.) (I also wrote a bash script that runs it against all .hexplt files (a palette file format which is one RGB hex color per line) in a directory.)
The results are better than any other color sorting I've found, possibly better than what very perceptive humans could accomplish with complicated arrays of color.
Here's an image of Prismacolor marker colors, in the order that results from sorting by this script (the order is left to right, top to bottom) :
Prismacolor marker colors, sorted by nearest perceptual
For before/after comparison, here is an image from the same palette, but randomly sorted; the script can turn this ordering of the palette into the above much more contiguous-appearing:
Prismacolor marker set colors, random order
(It's astonishing, but it seems like any color in that palette looks good with any other color in it, despite that the palette comprises every basic hue, and many grays and some browns. They know what they are doing at Prismacolor. I got this palette from my cousin Daniel Bartholomew, who uses those colors in his art, which you may see over here and here.)
Some other palettes which I updated by sorting them with this script are on display in my GitHub repo with procedural art recipes.
Here is another before and after comparison of 250 randomly generated RGB colors sorted by this script. You might correctly guess from this that random color generation in the RGB space often produces horrible, garish arrays. This is where computer ways of doing things don't line up with human senses.
250 randomly generated RGB colors
250 randomly generated RGB colors, sorted in CIECAM02 color space
See how it has impressive runs of colors very near each other, including by tint or shade, and good compromises when colors aren't near, with colors that are perceptually further from everything at the end. Also notice that darker and lighter shades of the same hue tend to go in separate lighter/darker runs–with colors that well interpolate into those runs in between!–instead of having lights and darks in the same run, where the higher difference of tint/shade would introduce a discontiguous aspect.
Tangent: in RGB space, I tested a theory that a collection of colors which add (or subtract!) to gray will generally be a pleasing combination of colors–and found this to be often true. I would like to test this theory in the CIECAM02 color space. I'd also like to test the theory that colors randomly generated in the CIECAM02 space will generally be more pleasing alone and together (regardless of whether they were conceived as combining to form gray).
I really can't have those as the last images in this post. Here is a favorite palette.
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Human Mobility, health inequity and needs: the experience through the emergency departments of the metropolitan area of Rome, venerdì 12 ottobre 2018 (inaugurazione) Aula Celli – Igiene – Città universitaria- foto di Stefania Sepulcri (settore Ufficio stampa e comunicazione)
"HUMAN CLOTHING. Sometimes it can be necessary to 'pass' for human. Though sartorialy dubious, the 'T-Shirt' is by far the most effective way to achieve the human look, so we have created these relatively inoffensive designs for our clientele. We are reliably informed that 'It's all about the confidence'.
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David Mayfield Parade, "Human Cannonball". Born Lucky Studios. Philadelphia, PA. January 2013. www.caitlinmagarity.com
10-12-02013 Vice-presidente Michel Temer participa da solenidade de abertura do Fórum Mundial de Direitos Humanos (FMDH)
Crédito: Romério Cunha
The title means colordreams (or rooms).
I had to make a plakat for school, for an
exhibition with the title "color human form".
So this is totally unfinnish, i had only began
one day before we had to offer the work
(i forgot the days...gg)
hm.. sometimes i will finish it and decide
which one is better from the composition...
A little while ago I did a face-up on a Limwha human.
I always thought I didn't like this mold so much, but when the owner send me picks I fell in love. she has a most gorgeous mold.
The Shinto monk appears in statue-like stillness, with a silent meditative contemplation approximating a state of suspended animation, as students, lovers, young ladies in kimono finery pass by on the sidewalk surrounding an ancient shrine at Kyoto, Japan.
JUBA, 31 MAY 2023: The Human Rights Division of the UN Peacekeeping mission, UNMISS, hosted a consultation on promoting accountability and identifying key challenges within the justice system in Central Equatoria state. The forum brought together representatives from the local government, human rights institutions, civil society organizations, and justice actors. The objective is creating a space to enhance common.
understanding on the importance of human rights for all.
Photos by Isaac Billy/UNMISS