22-02-2017, 08:29 PM
It's so hard to tell because the "blush red" as we currently see it is actually more of a brown. Especially when applied in a thinner layer, but also thicker paint. I was thinking on how to approach this somewhat objectively and came up with the following.
In this picture I took three color samples in photoshop and enlarged them to a square. I sampled by averaging an area of 3 by 3 pixels, giving each the best possible shot to capture the red paint. Top left square is a light red area of the cheek blush, top right a dark red area, bottom the "red" on the chest.
In this picture I took three color samples in photoshop and enlarged them to a square. I sampled by averaging an area of 3 by 3 pixels, giving each the best possible shot to capture the red paint. Top left square is a light red area of the cheek blush, top right a dark red area, bottom the "red" on the chest.