Not a question. Just a comment on a very different approach than what we generally see in the world of 3D.
In 2D it's somewhat common to create you entire compositions and animations in gray tones and just composite any color in the end. S
ounds crazy but it's very helpful if you need to focus on proper design. It's a lot easier to dial in proper contrast, brightness, and even hierarchy of elements when you don't have the distraction of hue.
While so common in 2D, I can't believe this is the first time I actually see it being applied in 3D!! Ha! The more you know... love it!
Great session! Now I have to think of what will I use to apply these for my submission 🤔
