After a stupidly arduous journey of taking about a hundred screenshots, I have completed it. Please send me characters you’d like to see and the color scheme I should use! If you use it yourself please give me credit for the palettes.
my favorite screenshots used for this under the cut!
I would recommend everyone spend a blood moon on top of Mount Lanayru, the colors are so good
For Hateno I used a lot of the dye colors, otherwise it would’ve just been the red stone roof tiles and the same color wood that every place uses and the pale stucco. The dye shop is the most unique thing about the place lol.
I just thought it was cool to catch Dinraal in the distance, this one was used for ‘Waking Flames’
It’s unfair how pretty the world gets when you’re on top of the castle, I also love the framing that the archways provide.
rocks are pretty, thats my whole thought process with this one
the big pillars surrounding the castle have the best views, it sucks that they’re so hard to get to.
i love the blue rocks
just going to any super high up place is worth it. btw I was being attacked in this image. that bow belonged to a stal bokoblin. he was an asshole
I died on purpose to get mipha feet pics
this is the magic tent thing, when you’re under it the whole screen gets a little pinker. it’s kinda trippy
the fire glowy effect in the snow is one of my favorite visual parts of the game. I love glowy things so much
idk the color contrast of the gray water and the red rock is so cool to me
For all the village palettes I wanted to focus on the buildings and decorations rather than the environment itself, I loved the burnt orange flags in lurelin and the stalls in Gerudo Town
all the places that are populated are just so colorful that it was hard to choose what colors to include in the color schemes. Many times, different shops are color coded and it makes it difficult to limit the colors to just the ones I chose, this world is just so colorful!
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some free to use color schemes i've made, two variations
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I genuinely feel there is something to color scheme between the older Pines' men in terms of wardrobe at the very least.
Very much through the episodes where backstory is provided for Ford, yellow, blue, or gold hues of shirts are worn. Gold, or yellow are typically variations that are associated with royalty, and I feel it shows he was "the golden child"...Which also correlated later when Bill made him the only statue that was gold. He was considered special at certain points.
The blue, from what I gathered, symbolized peace, and innocence, which he did wear in college, and while working with Bill in the mind scape. And, you see, after the betrayal, he stops wearing blue. His innocence was lost, and his peace was taken.
Stan, on the other hand, had a touch of gold to his wardrobe, but I always associate him with maroon, which is associated with being steadfast. And quite frequently in the show, that maroon does show up for both men(Ford's signature sweater and Stan's fez). They both at the end of the show wear maroon as sea grunks, showing they both are steadfast, and parallel.
He also does wear the blue Hawaiian shirt, and tries to pose like he's a frail old man when he wanted on Cash Shower(innocence once again), then the gold and maroon suit in The Stanchurian Candidate (I see as power and determined).
I could be reading into this far too much, but either man's wardrobes fascinate me in the different eras of their lives. I'm sure I could keep digging, but I probably as sound loony 😂
EDIT: I also thought about Stan wearing white at points, where it's a color of purity and clean. When he's younger, he wears a white shirt through high school. Then, as he becomes a drop out, at various points, and up to the portal fight with Ford, it's dirty and worn, so tainted and weathered.
He returns to the white with his suit, and then, is typically portrayed as a sea grunk in cream, to me, personally translates to a "grey" area: he isn't pure like he was as a high school kid, but he's not a criminal anymore; the color is mixed now, a blend of old and new.
And Ford's return from the portal clothes, total black, is absolutely a reflection of his travels and where his mind probably sat for 30 years: In the dismal and hopeless hellscape, both literally and mentally.
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Decorative Plates
It's been awhile since we last posted something on the theme of the decorative arts, so I'm happy to have found this book—especially because it was mis-shelved in the stacks! This book is House and Garden's Book of Color Schemes, which contains "over two hundred color schemes and three hundred illustrations of halls, living rooms, dining rooms, bed chambers, sun rooms, roofs, garden rooms, kitchens and baths; the characteristic colors of each decorative period; how to select a color scheme, with unusual treatments for painted furniture and floors; a portfolio of crystal rooms and eight pages of unusual interiors in color." It was edited by long-time editor of House & Garden Richardson Wright (1887-1961) and Margaret McElroy, associate editor, and published by Condé Nast Publications, Inc. in 1929.
The book includes a large number of photographs of rooms, however, they are mostly in black and white—an unfortunate thing for a book about color! The promised eight color illustrations of rooms are not all present in our copy, but the five that are still in the book are shown here, alongside some of their black and white compatriots. I especially love the one titled "Tawny Yellow in Variety" that features a shocking amount of leopard print.
If you've read any of the posts I usually write, you know that I love a good binding—this one is a publisher's binding in a chartreuse-y yellow book cloth with art deco-style silver tooling featuring stars and leaves. Somebody took it upon themselves to write the publication date on the cover above the title—how thoughtful!
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pantone inspiration
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KIYA'S COLOR PALETTES! [SKY EDITION]
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Color palettes based on some pictures I took of the sky, is all.
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free to use in your own art as you wish! Credit isn’t needed, but it would be very very appreciated :o) (You can even @ me if you want, I’d love to see what you make!)
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Send me a character + color palette and I’ll draw them!
Feel free to reblog & use the palettes. If you make anything with them, please tag it #LMG palette
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some 20 year old Jet Set Radio & Sonic Adventure inspired characters / logos i made up as a kid in the early 2000s lmao. 🌀 Dreamcast was life.
here's a whole video full of art and music I made back at the turn of the millennium! >>
www.https://youtu.be/qtWCi-ZzTN8
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1930s era color harmony chart - Chart C.
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A neat little detail, whether intentional or not, is how Liko and Roy's names and color schemes reflect the Nintendo Switch.
Liko starts with L, which is also Left. Her outfit and overall color scheme is light blue, which is the color of the left Joy Con in the iconic blue and red Switch (and Switch OLED, my very own up for display).
Roy starts with R, which is also Right. His outfit and overall color scheme is red, which is the color of the right Joy Con in the iconic blue and red Switch.
Since Gen 9 is the current generation, and it is on the Nintendo Switch, especially with its current flagship games Scarlet and Violet, and Horizons is taking place as the flagship Gen 9 anime, Liko and Roy represent the iconic Switch color scheme and their names also parallel Left and Right, as in left and right Joy Cons, and their color schemes are blue and red, respectively, also paralleling the left and right Joy Con colors in the most iconic Switch color scheme.
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