@Hinton - Looking good. The yellow/blue will give a warmer effect to the light. You\'re on the right track.
Now, see if I can explain myself without writing War and Peace. What I\'m going to suggest is a somewhat small, subtle thing but it has a big effect. The area where you transition from the lit, yellow green area and the blue area which is NOT in deep shadow - the back of the head, the peak of a fold. These areas will get a small amount of a cool green. The color I\'m talking about is a forest green. Think pine trees. A bluish green that is a bit muted in hue.
I\'m not talking about one side or the other but the area where the two colors/tones meet.
****Take this new color (forest green) and put a stripe down the border and blend it in each direction.
****The back of the head, since it\'s a broader area where the transition is over a broader area will be wider than the very narrow area of a fold on the cape.
****The area of forest green will be wider and blend over a greater area than a thin fold where the forest green area will be a very thin line....mmmmm k?
Now, the part that could be trickey to explain.....you want to do this \'border painting\' on only one side of the lit area (in most cases).
****You have a fold that is lit from the right. You will have a border area on the left and right side of the lit area. One border is where the fold rolls over into the darker side and the other is caused by the shadow being cast from the fold next to it.
****Only put the forest green on the border that is AWAY from the light source, where the fold rolls over to the darker side. Not the one created by the shadow of the fold that is nearer the lightsource.
****The reason being that the edge created by the fold rolling over to the dark side is more gradual and you get a more of a mixing of the color of the light and the color of the cloak but since it\'s gradually going away from the warm light the color of the cloak will begin to take over and be more prominant.
****The border being created by the shadow cast from whatever is near it is very abrupt, with no transition. If you want to get trickey you can put a VERY thin line of the green in this area.....very thin. It can give the light more of a full spectrum feel and make it just a touch brighter.
If this isnt clear just send me obscene amounts of money and all will be clear. NO NO, just kidding. Try the effect, see what happens and repost.
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