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This was a super-interesting comment, and I'd love to see it turned in to its own post so that more people could see. I hadn't really thought much about Moeby's coloring before, but wow, things are a lot clearer now.
Maybe the post could be called something like "Moebius' approach to coloring." I'd certainly like to add it to the master index.
Thank you for the compliment but I am not sure if I know enough about his colouring techniques and also just about painting in general to properly write such a post. I would want to at least be able to properly name the kind of colours used in each picture and I openly admit, I am not. However, considering your practical experience in the arts, I could image writing such a post with your support.
Oh gosh, I'd love to do a 'colab' on that, altho it would have to be when I'm feeling better.
Still, though-- would it be okay then if I linked to your original comment as a simple "WIP" commentary about Moebius' various use of colors?
It could be something we revisit in time, for example.
If no reply, I'll just take it as: 'maybe something for the future, no harm done.'
Great, let's put it on our to do list :)
But of course!