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Username: Phecdasolar
Nickname: none
Favorite Sylesti Species: Ryori, Zolnixi
Favorite Color(s): Blue, purple, black, green, gray
Amount of Designs: 8

Username: Sairento
Nickname (optional, this is what people will call you): Sai/Sair
Favorite Sylesti Species: Ryori
Favorite Color(s): Blue, Aqua, Purple, Black
Amount of Designs (you can either count them individually, or when saving a design, look at the number):

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=74677&page=3#22 Author: Sairento Time Posted: 5/11/2019 at 8:01 PM Fest Designs: Fall Fest 2018- DON'T QUESTION I WAS A NOOB Winter Fest 2018- Still a noob... Spring Fest 2019- I guess I got better... Summer Fest 2019- More Restrict this time! Lost Grove #2- Lune seemed pretty popular.

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I THINK I'M JUST GOING TO KEEP EDITING THIS POST W/ ALL OF MY DESIGNS

I'm working on a new design project, not sure what to call it yet. Basically, I want to take stones/jewels/minerals/etc. and convert them into Kelparis. I may edit this post as I go.


First off is the Malachite Kelpari.




Lightning Ridge Black Opal



Opal Wood Fossil



Amethyst Geode



Fluorite



Titanium Quartz



Nebula Nytekries



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My fave is amethyst kelpi

now you make me jealous

*About this design*

Orange and purple are difficult colors to match, but you've got some good shades going. I would advise you not to use pure black and pure white, as these sometimes clash with other colors and make everything look unfinished.

However, because all of the colors are so saturated, the traits are muddied. I would mess around with the levels of saturation or darkness of the colors and see if it clears up. It might also be fun to mess around with a color scheme designer, like Paletton. Sometimes these are useful when you're using colors that are on opposite sides of the color wheel because it can be hard to eyeball what shades are going to clash or not.

I don't know your artistic vision for the design, so I'm not trying to tell you how you should edit your design or even if you *should* edit your design because, to be honest, I kind of like yours the way it is.

TL;DR, I suggest you desaturate the colors slightly and lighten them, and change the pure black to another color (maybe a darker shade of the purple or a dark gray-blue like #111B33) and the pure white to a different color (maybe a lighter shade of the purple or a lighter shade of the orange).

wow...