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=== Proportions === | === Proportions === | ||
As previously mentioned, on this guide we will heavily deal with the tricolor system and the terms born from it namely Hero Colour, Supporting Colour, and Accent Colour (later will be shortened as '''Hero''', '''Supporting''', and '''Accent'''). It is often easy to spot in nature and also probably reason of why the flags of many countries consist of three colours. | As previously mentioned, on this guide we will heavily deal with the tricolor system and the terms born from it namely Hero Colour, Supporting Colour, and Accent Colour (later will be shortened as '''Hero''', '''Supporting''', and '''Accent'''). It is often easy to spot in nature and also probably reason of why the flags of many countries consist of three colours. And the only hard rule we will strongly follow is that '''it has to look good/cute/handsome''', a very aesthetical centered view. | ||
[[File:not_lion.jpg|300px]] | [[File:not_lion.jpg|300px]] | ||
In the picture above as example we can say the '''Hero''' is light brown, the '''Supporting''' is White, and the '''Accent''' is black. Simple right? | In the picture of big cat above as example we can say the '''Hero''' is light brown, the '''Supporting''' is White, and the '''Accent''' is black. Simple right? | ||
The general rule of thumb is 60:30:10 ratio for Hero:Supporting:Accent colours. And in application, back again to our '''Objectives''' it simply means: | The general rule of thumb is 60:30:10 ratio for Hero:Supporting:Accent colours. And in application, back again to our '''Objectives''' it simply means: | ||
# When harmony dominates, increase proportions of the Accent (or use stronger colours as the Accent) | # When harmony dominates, increase proportions of the Accent (or use stronger colours as the Accent) | ||
# When contrast dominates, lower proportions of the Accent (or use weaker colours as the Accent) | # When contrast dominates, lower proportions of the Accent (or use weaker colours as the Accent) | ||
So as we evaluate the Hero colour and the Supporting colour, which are the harmony of light brown and white (because they are neighboring colour in the wheel of colour, not really so much difference between them right?), the big cat still looks good. The reason might be because the strong colour of black is used and the proportion is more than 10%, which again (in a way everything follow our previous logic in a circular way). | |||
=== Very Practical Steps === | === Very Practical Steps === | ||