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Last night I was experimenting with different postwork ideas for freeze frame impacts, and this one turned out interesting. In addition to desaturating the background, I added a soft glow and drop shadow to the figures, and to my eyes, this make them pop out of the page more. Here's the original scene without the postwork: https://www.patreon.com/posts/perfect-knee-149467363

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Arthur

Turning the blue light gray stops it from being a distraction, and blurring the knee creates a stronger sense of motion.

desertlion3d

I keep going back and forth with blurring... Too much, too little... For this one, I experimented with only using blur on on the "fastest moving part in the scene, her knee instead of her knee and Constance's torso. To my eyes, the impression it gives is that Constance's body is reacting more slowly relative to the motion of the leg, and that's making the impact look like it has more weight. 🤷‍♂️ I'll probably be experimenting with this more.