Week 4: Silumtaneous Contrast || Story Palette

Homework #1: Simultaneous Contrast

The purpose of this assignment is for you to understand how to:

-change the appearance hue

-change the appearance of color saturation

-create the impression two hues appear as the same hue.

Follow the format of the images below.

1. Create 4 different color bases to lay your colored line on top.

2. You are not changing the color of the line on the four squares, but make the line look like different saturation and hues in the different color zones.

3. Create 4 squares on each of the corners. Make sure each pair look like they are the same square, but when putting the two squares next to each other they are actually different hues.

I advise making each of the squares their own individual layer including the line work. Then change the colors using the Hue/Sat Adjustment on the layer you wish to adjust.

*No color-picking from the examples.

Homework #2: Story Palettes

 Each Palette Sheet needs to include: 

• Your reference images 

• Verbal call outs concerning how the 

costume or setting will be used. 

• The visual problem you are addressing. 

• Three palettes, with proportional 

considerations.

You are required to create three (or more) color palettes each for three settings and three characters.

As a result you should have minimum 18 color palettes total.

Include text on why you made those color choices for each setting and character.

(Example from handout)

(Story Palette for Tale of the Bamboo Cutter)

(Story Palette for Tale of the Bamboo Cutter in 1930's Japan)

Homework #3: Characters

-Bring in sketches of your next two characters next week.

- Continue with advancements of your characters from this week as well if we asked for changes and bring them next week.

-If you haven't done the Beast then make sure that you create interaction sketches of Beauty with the Beast to make sure they work together. The same goes for any new character you make (Sisters/Father/Fairy/ etc).

-Choose Characters you know will make it into your key scenes later.

REFER TO YOUR TUESDAY TIPS BOOK FOR YOUR CHARACTER DRAWINGS AND DESIGNS.