Whenever I need to calm down and just need to sink into the couch, I like to watch a Wes Anderson movie. He makes such immersive experiences that take me out of my own world and into a place I find much more soothing.And if you’ve ever watched a Wes Anderson film, you know that his aesthetic is unmistakable. And I think each of his movies has a color palette that truly brings his worlds to life.A recent viral YouTube Short by Movie LUTs highlights a design secret Anderson often uses to achieve this perfect visual harmony: The 60-30-10 Rule.Let's dive in. - YouTubewww.youtube.comWhat is the 60-30-10 Rule?We have a whole post on the 60-30-10 rule, but I can summarize it here. The 3 color rule is a formula used to create a balanced color scheme.Here is how it’s broken down:60% Primary Color: This is the dominant base color. It’s usually a neutral or a muted tone that sets the overall mood of the scene.30% Secondary Color: This color supports the main one but is distinct enough to create interest. It often appears in furniture, clothing, or specific architectural elements.10% Accent Color: This is a bold, "pop" of color used sparingly to draw the eye to specific details or characters.Why It Works for Wes AndersonLook, Wes Anderson movies work because he's an incredible auteur who feels deeply and crafts characters and worlds that engage us. But the color helps.His films feel like living paintings. And the 60-30-10 ratio helps him...
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