For class, we had to make five colour palettes that would fit within our world. I used Adobe colour to create mine.
Cool greens that go well with the water for the fish people. Cold and positive atmosphere.
This one can be a for a fish person on a beach. The purples stand out against the yellows, which will draw the viewer to the purple fish person.
Colours are more dark and dull with red standing out the most. Shows a serious mood.
Light pastel colours to show a child-like positive mood.
More saturated colours to show liveliness and positivity.
Using Adobe Colour’s ‘Extract Theme’ tool, I was able to create some colour palettes from online and first hand images.
Monochromatic colour scheme.
A first hand picture of a feather on a rock. The bright greys and blues help the feather stand out from the dark dull colours of the rock.
Wall covered in leaves. The pinks and greens are complimentary colours and look nice with each other.
A first hand photo of some trees that I put through Prisma to make it more colourful and in an attempt to make a triad colour scheme.