Artist Creates Stunning Color Palettes From Movies


Palettes

There are many aspects of a movie that tell its story. There’s the more obvious elements — the plot, the acting, the direction, and so on. However, there are also more subtle parts of a film that also tell its story just as well that as also very important — the lighting, the score, the pacing, and of course, the color palettes.

It may not readily occur to a lot of people, but color is also an important choice in creating a movie. The choice of intense hues or subtle tones create the world that the movie thrives in, and sets the atmosphere and mood of the story. One artist on Twitter as keenly aware of this, and created color palettes from a choice number of movie stills.

The artist has so far created over 200 palettes from stills in memorable movies from directors such as Stanley Kubrick, Wes Anderson, Ridley Scott, and many more.

Animation is no exception. There a number of lush palettes in here, taken from gorgeous still from many of Hayao Miyazaki’s classics such as “Spirited Away”, “Ponyo”, and “Kiki’s Delivery Service”.

Recent flicks’ color palettes are also given center stage.

These color palettes are great for an artist wanting to experiment with creating their own art using these hues. It’s just as excellent a visual treat for any color lover to just soak up the harmonies of the palettes.

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Kokou Adzo

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