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Penguin Book Project- Rathlin Island: Mood board and colour palettes


After producing some illustrations and thumbnails, I've now started to think about colour schemes. I've gathered together a variety of images that link to the books context. Such as the animals and flowers that Dara sees when he goes to Rathlin Island. Based on these images, I used the eye drop tool on Illustrator to select colours from these images. most of the colours are quite neutral so I think that I need to try and create a palette with stronger uses of colour.

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