…and here is the point to start thinking of editors that give us some more tools to achieve those effects. It seems to get lighter to the bottom and if we add the red from above, we got a colour-flow from dark red to brilliant light red. The font in the middle part is too no problem with a simple editor, but watch the font-colour. …….and what missing contrasts do we may imagine looking at the Greenland glaciers next to the background of our screen, beneath i added a bit grey to the western part of Greenland – no colour, just different light-dark. What colour adds ( to the world) we might see when we eliminate a bit of it. Nevertheless this part shows some nice aspects of using colours with different colour-contrasts: the “dark” red on the dark blue works as a colour-to-colour-contrast, while the blue text shows an additional contrast in lightness with the light-blue on the dark blue and in the upper left corner we got a well working light yellow on darkgreens contrast showing the two principles: colour-vs-colour and light-dark-contrast. Three textboxes added with transparent background in red, yellow and blue fontcolour and two different fonts is not the problem. The upper part and the backgroundmap is something we could easily manage with our more simple editors. Looking again at the qsl-card NX1Z sent to WL7K we need to say that we were not able to achieve an equal result with the raster graphics editors that offer a similiar tools-palette like MS-Paint does.
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