Ivory Paper xiaoxiaodong P173
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Ivory Paper xiaoxiaodong P173
By xiaoxiaodong
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Suitable for personal photography curation, independent publishing, exhibition studies, and lifestyle visual work. Even ordinary compositions, cluttered backgrounds, or undersized subjects can be given a new focal point through subtraction, reorganization, cropping, and changes in scale—rather than simply applying a filter to the photo. The subject occupies 10–20%, with 80–90% warm-white negative space, paper-text installations, and soft paper shadows. Use 95% ivory white, rice gray, and paper brown; red, gold, cyan, and blue are not allowed.
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Suitable for organizing personal photography, independent publishing, exhibition exercises, and lifestyle-focused visual creation. Images with ordinary compositions, cluttered backgrounds, or small subjects can be given a new focal point through subtraction, reorganization, cropping, and changes in scale—rather than simply applying a filter. Tiny graphics, large brushstrokes, and minimal detail; charcoal black dominates on warm gray-white paper, with a small amount of rust red. Multicolor use and background boards are strictly prohibited.
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