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I'd actually like to see them!Snyexarosha wrote: ↑18 Mar 2021 03:15 (I wish I could upload the grayscale images I made to show you, but sadly I am not sure how to upload photos because I am inept...) Obviously, it's up to you and there is no right answer.
It's hard to say because this is a digital flag and not a physical one, which obviously isn't going to be as brightness-perfect and uniform in shading. Ultimately I chose persian red because I don't like orange redsSnyexarosha wrote: ↑18 Mar 2021 03:15 The vermillion does pop a little more, but I'm not sure that's a good thing. I think it just means that the two hues are closer to being perfect opposites on the color wheel, which in my opinion can hurt the eyes a little. If you look at the images in black and white, you can actually see that the vermillion is about the same shade as your teal, while the Persian red is noticeably darker. Having a variety of dark and light shades is generally a better design strategy, so I would suggest Persian red. (I wish I could upload the grayscale images I made to show you, but sadly I am not sure how to upload photos because I am inept...) Obviously, it's up to you and there is no right answer.
Thank you for the tip! Here is the vermillion on turquoise:
I think that's a perfectly good reason to go with one and not the other!
