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Don't thank him. Thank trademark law in general. In the US, that's been since... 1870 or so, so blame the presidents around that time.
I know that it's due to the Geneva conventions, but it's enforced by trademark (not copyright, switched the two on accident) law in the United States. Which is, you know, where Lab Zero lives and works.
Er. Because there's no way to do that to all of her frames with just a palette edit, which is hella easier than editing 1000+ frames. Unless we made her coat red, which is an even bigger visual difference and would change the rest of her art more.So reading through it again, I noticed the problem specifically mentions a red cross on a white background. What if you guys reverse out the red cross with white, and put it on a red circle background like this?
I suppose then the crosses on her legs would need to be changed to white or something, but I think there would be less color clash this way. The issue I see with this is that you guys would have to change how valentine's palettes are made I assume and a much more simple fix would be the one you guys went with. Just thought I would give my input as a graphic designer on what would be more visually pleasing.
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Nope. Not now, anyways.
Tape it please.
It's a universal symbol, so practically any shade would be risky. You could maybe get away with it if it was particularly washed out or incredibly dark red, but by that point you may as well change the colour and avoid the risk entirely.
So reading through it again, I noticed the problem specifically mentions a red cross on a white background. What if you guys reverse out the red cross with white, and put it on a red circle background like this?
I suppose then the crosses on her legs would need to be changed to white or something, but I think there would be less color clash this way. The issue I see with this is that you guys would have to change how valentine's palettes are made I assume and a much more simple fix would be the one you guys went with. Just thought I would give my input as a graphic designer on what would be more visually pleasing.
I understand. I hope you and everyone else at Lab Zero can get everything resolved and everyone can be happy.
There will always be individuals unsatisfied. It's life. Just another bump in the road.
What art school did you go too?!?!
Change her eyes to be purple as well. What made the design nice was that the red in her eyes and crosses dotted the character with red.
If it's purple crosses, red eye, it's a bit ugly. If it's purple crosses, purple eye, then the palette theme stays...
Maybe consider altering her default hair colour as well to something slightly more greenish to keep on the same colour wheel theme?