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Colour quest!
For a project I am working on, please answer the following question:
What is your favourite colour?
YELLOW
RED
GREEN
BLUE
BLACK
WHITE
PURPLE
PINK
BROWN
GREY
ORANGE
some more specific nuance of colour (comment please)
please reblog. thank you.
Colour keys
not pink today
Here, is my chosen colour pallet for my book. I think the neutral tones in it link to a homely feel, also I chose a colour pallet that was for different rooms in a house. I did this because it could potentially be the colours of someone’s rooms in their home when they are studying. Finally, the neutral tones give off a calm studying vibe too.
Here’s some examples of colour pallet ideas I’ve found. I think for my book I’m going to choose a neutral light blues and grays pallet. Because my topic is studying from home I looked at home colour schemes for different rooms in the house where someone may study from home. Doing this has given me a good understanding/ idea on the sort of colours that I can use for my own work.
Colour is arguably the second most important aspect of your app, after functionality.
Nick Babich, developer, tech enthusiast, and UX lover.
The human to computer interaction is heavily based on interacting with graphical UI elements, and colour plays a critical role in this interaction. It helps users see and interpret your app’s content, interact with the correct elements, and understand actions.
No pressure then. Initially, I’ve really struggled to choose the right colour palette for Bookmark as I want to just work together extremely well. Think I could be over complicating it so after I look at some colour combinations I’m going to settle on a theme and go with it. Then I’ll carrying out some usability testing and ask for some user feedback on people’s opinions of the colour scheme, so I can work from there to improve or change anything if needs be.
Looking at Australian colours for visual inspiration with colour
Looking at the 1930s work’s of Pery Trompf for colour and composition. I also found some interesting old postcards at home. (Emily)
The Pink Mist
Definition: Military - The blood that comes out of a sniper’s target when he/she is hit. the blood appears pinkish over the distance and the quick burst of blood that comes out makes a misty effect.
Day 272 - ( Didn’t do anything other than reading, a very short run and working for day 271 )
At College this morning we were having an interesting discussion about ‘What is Craft’ -which I won’t go into just now, but will soon. We couldn’t all agree on one right answer - and there were no wrong ones either, so it was really nice.
Then it was more Art History this afternoon, and I got talking to Anthea, the teacher, in one of the breaks, and she told me about an artist called Helen Storey, and just a quick google search - wikipedia, no images - has got me so excited, I am now happily researching her stuff. It seems great so far - Human development/Biology/Science, but she also does stuff on ecological and green sustanability issues which is just amazing.
I asked people what I should try and paint on Sunday, and my brother suggested a red squirrel, so I have done a quick drawing to try and get a good idea for the colours and for the shape and feeling of it. Also been reading, one short story, and more of ASOIAF
