| 1 | # Palette: warm-earth |
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| 3 | Friendly, grounded, human. The warm counterpart to cool-corporate — used in brand storytelling, lifestyle, education, wellness, and any deck where human warmth matters more than corporate restraint. |
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| 5 | > This file describes **color behavior**, not HEX values. HEX comes from `design_spec.colors`. |
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| 7 | ## 1. Compatible renderings |
| 8 | |
| 9 | | Rendering | Notes | |
| 10 | |---|---| |
| 11 | | ✓✓ vector-illustration | Warm vector forms work well | |
| 12 | | ✓✓ flat | Warm flat blocks are friendly | |
| 13 | | ✓✓ sketch-notes | Natural pairing — both warm-earth and sketch-notes share warmth | |
| 14 | | ✓✓ watercolor | Warm washes pair perfectly | |
| 15 | | ✓✓ warm-scene | Direct alignment | |
| 16 | | ✓✓ fantasy-animation | Storybook warmth | |
| 17 | | ✓✓ nature | Earth-tone alignment | |
| 18 | | ✓✓ corporate-photo | Warm-graded photography | |
| 19 | | ✓ editorial | Acceptable — editorial restraint sometimes prefers cool | |
| 20 | | ✗ tech-neon themes / dark-cinematic | Temperament conflict | |
| 21 | | ✗ blueprint | Blueprint wants restraint; warm-earth wants warmth | |
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| 24 | |
| 25 | ## 2. Fewshot prompt snippets |
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| 27 | **Snippet A — applied to a watercolor narrative scene** |
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| 29 | > [...rendering paragraph...] Color behavior is warm-grounded: secondary cream `#FEF3C7` occupies the upper third as soft sky and breathing space (about 50% of canvas); primary deep terracotta `#9A3412` carries the midground hills and foreground earth in confident warm washes (about 35%); accent warm gold `#D4AF37` appears as a small concentrated glow near the horizon and a single golden bird shape in the foreground (totaling under 15%). All tones warm, no cool blues or greens beyond a barely-perceptible suggestion in the sky. [...container guidance...] |