The hospital is very limited in it's color scheme, mostly white, brown, and pale green. This gives it the feel of a very clean, orderly, and frankly unexciting place. But these colors also serve to make the hospital the perfect backdrop for more vivid visuals. It's given the feel of an empty canvas onto which anything can be painted. Thus we see the imagined world of Alexandria's is fresh and loud, with highly saturated primary colors. Completely opposite from her hospital surroundings. Even in the darkest moments of the story the imagined world is still bright and colorful.
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
The Fall snippet: color
In the Fall there are two main locales: the hospital, where our main characters Alexandria and Roy are patients, and the world of Alexandria's imagination.
The hospital is very limited in it's color scheme, mostly white, brown, and pale green. This gives it the feel of a very clean, orderly, and frankly unexciting place. But these colors also serve to make the hospital the perfect backdrop for more vivid visuals. It's given the feel of an empty canvas onto which anything can be painted. Thus we see the imagined world of Alexandria's is fresh and loud, with highly saturated primary colors. Completely opposite from her hospital surroundings. Even in the darkest moments of the story the imagined world is still bright and colorful.
The hospital is very limited in it's color scheme, mostly white, brown, and pale green. This gives it the feel of a very clean, orderly, and frankly unexciting place. But these colors also serve to make the hospital the perfect backdrop for more vivid visuals. It's given the feel of an empty canvas onto which anything can be painted. Thus we see the imagined world of Alexandria's is fresh and loud, with highly saturated primary colors. Completely opposite from her hospital surroundings. Even in the darkest moments of the story the imagined world is still bright and colorful.
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Very interesting the idea of the canvas! :)
ReplyDeleteThere's a lot of things in "The Fall" that can be analyzed!
That last frame is really awesome!
Alexia