@CaramelizedShallots@ohai.social
2026-09-21 00:32 UTC
@clew@ecoevo.social that’s a cool observation. Thank you for that. My thoughts on the brown were to tone down the pink so it’s not so girly girl. I also am hoping after washing and when the cells deepen, the brown will add to the 3D effect. All the drafts I’m using for this project are not full waffles, so I don’t think they will get as deep. So I don’t know how effective it will be in that regard. And then there is my final reason for the brown—to use it up! 😆
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@CaramelizedShallots@ohai.social 2026-09-21 00:45
@clew@ecoevo.social I appreciate your analogy to a rose spray. That is lovely. Thank you. Regarding terminology, value is the general term that you might be looking for to describe lightness or darkness Shade and tint are more specific and work here too. Shade has black added to the original color. Tint has white added. And a tone has grey. I would say that the dusty rose can be called a tone.