This one goes
from green to brown/red. The boldest colour in the palette is the
green on the far left. This palette gives a woodland/forest feel to
it because of the mix between the green and brown, which are the
conventional colours of a tree. This palette is fairly divers in its
different shades and how it uses two colours to create the centre
one. However, it’s all very blended together so it’s not as
diverse as it could be.
This palette
might suit an alternative kind of hard-core genre. Bands that fit
into this description, such as La Dispute and Counterparts, like to
use pictures in their artwork that involve woodland landscapes to
create a tranquil atmosphere. This fits the title of the palette too
(Comfort).
This one
gives more of a resemblance to fire and hot things. This is because
of the blends of very bold, loud oranges coming from it. It also has
a dark green and a grey. This makes my think of rocks and mountains.
Putting these two ideas together creates this atmosphere of volcanoes
and lava. The title translates from Portuguese to ‘carrot soup with
salmon’ which begins to make sense with the oranges for the carrot
and the other colours which are what salmons look like, when they’re
alive and intact anyway.
This palette
could suit a heavy metal band, probably more from the European region
of metal seeing as they tend to keep more to the conventional kind of
metal that originated in the 80s (classic and thrash metal), such as
Evile. This is because of the firey colours giving a feeling of
aggressive power, a kind of persona that heavy metal likes to adopt.
This palette is calmer
than the previous but it holds a little more excitement to it to say
that it’s tranquil, so to speak. All the colours are loud and bold,
making it quite divers in its use but still sticking to some kind of
theme with the similarities in the colours. The title is “lovely”
which shows in the use of colours. The colours are very feminine and
are not aggressive either.
A pop artist, band or act
in the more conventional way would use these colours. Most likely a
girl bands like Lil Mix. It’s very girly and easy to swallow at the
same time, and it resonates with their kind of audience (teenage
girls).
This palette definitely
fits its title. It’s not diverse at all and all the colours blend
together very well. The same colour is used on both sides. It’s all
very loud and poor eyesight may even see it all as one colour.
I can see an electronic
act using this palette. For example Deadmau5, a house music artist,
likes to wear full body tracksuits along with his trademark “Mau5
head” on stage. It’s all one colour, like bright red, blue and so
on.
This
one actually reminds me of an ice-cream parlour. The pink looks like
strawberry ice-cream and the beige looks like vanilla ice-cream.
Ice-cream parlours are often associated with fun and good times so it
fits its title. The colours are fairly diverse but they all fit a
common theme and are quite soft. The boldest colour is the purple but
that’s just because it's the darkest.
I can again see a kind of
a pop act using these colours. They create happy and upbeat emotions
that would show in a pop act.
I can see an indie or hipster band using these colours as things like sunsets are popular in those sub-cultures and the colours wouldn't go amiss in them.
this one uses pink and purple colours to give an idea of sinking in to hell. Perhaps it is to romanticise the idea of going to hell, which makes the pink very morbid, so it serves as an oxymoron.
this uses diverse but very basic block colours with a grey added on at the end. there's no flow through the colours.
this one focuses on blue and purple to represent a periwinkle and it's colours.
this one has a shade of green that takes up most of the palette that fades into a pink-like colour.
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