Brooklyn Machine Works

15 to 1.

35 to 53

77 to 11.

15 to 1.

35 to 53

15 bottom fading to 10 top.

16 to 8

ooo i like 77-11 and 16-8, 10-15 is nice too but i feel it would suite something more classic and streamlined

Oh dear...

...clearly Superprecise and Spotter are the only ones trying to be helpful. The rest are clearly trollin'.

I was thinking that too, maybe 77-53.

hugo, I like to see some extraordinary combination of colour, go wild, it's a Brooklyn, not a Langster.

^too bob jackson'y

hhhmmmm... both nice colours and they go together, but I'm not sure they'd work as a fade.

to be honest I'm feelin' 15-1.

Oh dear...

...clearly Superprecise and Spotter are the only ones trying to be helpful. The rest are clearly trollin'.

I wasn't trolling

what about 19-55?

18-35 perhaps?

reminds me too much of this

Actually, I should've though about going the Klein approach;

http://static.lfgss.com/attachments/30036d1282774666-p1010094.jpg

top klein is lush

Oh dear...

...clearly Superprecise and Spotter are the only ones trying to be helpful. The rest are clearly trollin'.

Nah, I was actually referencing the now defunct but long-running quiz programme. You know, for a laugh.

I reckon fades from one gaudy colour to another look a bit wank. If the colours are too different you end up with a hideous middle colour. If you fade from, say, yellow to orange, as per Skully's excellent Waugh, then you get a nice smooth blend. Basically, work around the edge of the colour wheel instead of jumping across it.

Personally, my fave fades are those that go between a bold colour and a neutral. I saw a killer frame the other week that went from mint green to white to grass green. Looked awesome.

ed the bike is looking loads better.

beige to tan

ed the bike is looking loads better.

to the point I kind of want one. It really has shifted from hate to love nice work

it was the rack...

Oh dear...

...clearly Superprecise and Spotter are the only ones trying to be helpful. The rest are clearly trollin'.

I was serious. The green could be a tad more pale. But I thought these looked nice. Neither too overpowering.

I have pretty bad asthetic judgement though, if I'm honest.

... Basically, work around the edge of the colour wheel instead of jumping across it.
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I am inclined to agree. There's that lovely NJS Panasonic(?) from track supermarket which had a sliver and charcole fade.

Better?

beige to tan

rep'd