For my magazine, I wanted the photos to be more neutral with browns, nudes, and roses. To contrast on those pictures, I wanted a color palette that can bring out certain aspects in the photos and enhance them.
Thursday, February 27, 2020
Color Palette Research
In many magazines, whether it be fashion or female empowerment, all have a specific color palette set for that specific magazine.
For my magazine, I wanted the photos to be more neutral with browns, nudes, and roses. To contrast on those pictures, I wanted a color palette that can bring out certain aspects in the photos and enhance them.
I am going to use a mix of these two color palettes. The palette labeled "THE ONE" displays my love for pastel colors and is more neutral. The second palette is a much darker color that can contrast with the other colors. I want to see how I can pick and choose colors from these two to create an overall color scheme. I love the contrast in warm and cool tones but it still stays in the range of being bright but not too overpowering. I might change some colors/shades once the photos come out. I like how the colors combined give a sense of power and boldness; white is meant to give a sense of youth and modernity so I like the pale shade, red gives a sense of boldness and passion, the blue/green gives a feeling of peace and optimism, the orange gives a bright pop of energy, and the toned-down hot pink evokes femininity but a euphoric and refreshing wash of color.
For my magazine, I wanted the photos to be more neutral with browns, nudes, and roses. To contrast on those pictures, I wanted a color palette that can bring out certain aspects in the photos and enhance them.
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