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ways_back_room2017-06-12 06:06 am
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Monday DE: Color theory
Good morning and welcome to another week. Got any challenges you're going to crush this week?
As for today's topic, let's talk color and it's use. How is your canon's color palette? Is it bright or is it desaturated like a Snyder film? Do specific colors have meanings within canon? How about the use of color in meta-canon? Feel free to add any details I didn't think of in my questions.
As for today's topic, let's talk color and it's use. How is your canon's color palette? Is it bright or is it desaturated like a Snyder film? Do specific colors have meanings within canon? How about the use of color in meta-canon? Feel free to add any details I didn't think of in my questions.
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Sikozu's canon is about the same, though people have their own colour palette unto themselves. She is, of course, the Red character.
Oh god Smallville. Colour is used so much in SV I don't know that I can explain it all. Characters have "uniforms" of colour (Clark is primary red and blue, Luthors are purple, Oliver Queen is green) and these colours get shared with characters they interact with a lot.
Smallville the town is rich and bright with lots of primary colours. Metropolis is still bright with lots of blues. Otherworlds are saturated in their own kind of colour (Luthorverse is desaturated, Pandora verse is red). All that kind of good stuff.