Part 5_Illustration Colour Palette

Illustrated Animations for Virtual Reality_Using Adobe After Effects & Autodesk Sketchbook

As we are doing a range of illustrated animations we want the range to have a coherent colour scheme that relates to the basic theme of the product’s parent palette. Below is are more examples of our chosen colour palette —

Here’s the step by step process which we went through to choose the colour final palette—

1) For Important Objects, use this exact Colour Palette (make sure each era has all colours below in the full image across all rooms) —

2) Distribute the colours towards different areas in the picture —

2) Make the image one colour (but different hues of that colour) —

*Use below palette as the Basic 80% Monotone Colour Palette for all images:

You are welcome to make your own from these hues (as long as its kinda not too stark black and white)

Apply this pallet to 80% of the scene for example —

See here for the next blog in this series “Part 5_Follow Up Blog_Illustration Colour Palette”

See here for the full list of blogs in this series:

Illustrated Animations for Virtual Reality using Adobe After Effects & Autodesk Sketchbook

-Intro — Illustrated Animations for Virtual Reality

• Introduction to Project

-Project Phase_Workflow planning:

• Part 1_Sketchbook Setup
• Part 1_Follow Up Blog
• Part 2_Animation Planning
• Part 2_Follow Up Blog
• Part 3_3D VR Environment Setup
• Part 4_3D Environment Textures
• Part 4½_ Batch Processing in Photoshop
• Part 5_Illustration Colour Palette
• Part 5_Follow Up Blog_Illustration Colour Palette