Study Task 02 - How Do You Read?

Study Task 02 - How Do You Read? - Colour Relativity

"There are no ugly colours; there are only ugly colours in combination." - Paula Scher

Following from the group discussion, we had to revealed our least favourite colour, this requires to build on the session's overview of colour relativity and consider where that identified 'bad' colour could work in a combination with another colour.

To presented our comprehension of this, we will have to use the Pantone reference as a guide and chose another colour that, alongside black and a hue or tone of our 'least favourite' colour. This must work effectively within the scheme for a simple children's book.
My least favourite colour is Pink, so I had to think of another colour that would work well with 'Pink' and 'Black'. So here are some of my experimental colour swatches, that I could use for my final design for my simple children's book cover. The image is below:

Pink - Pantone 2037 U (same).
Black - Pantone 165-1-7 C (same).

1) Grey - Pantone 2330 U.
2) Grey - Pantone 2332 U.
3) Grey - Pantone 2334 U.

1) Orange - Pantone 22-1-7 C.
2) Orange - Pantone 4-1-7 C.
3) Orange - Pantone 7-1-7 C.

1) Yellow - Pantone 1-1-7 C.
2) Yellow - Pantone 2001 U.
3) Yellow - Pantone 2003 U .

1) Purple - Pantone 42-1-7 C.
2) Purple - Pantone 47-1-7 C.
3) Purple - Pantone 49-1-7 C.

Here are images of my experimental colours for the children's book:

OVERALL THE FINAL DESIGN

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