Strategic Color Contrasts and Branding
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Why is The LSXcalade TEAL? Its Wrapped! (Used To Be Black)
What happens here
To create a visually interesting contrast and incorporate existing elements, the original black paint was retained in strategic areas, such as the roof, door jams, and sections of the engine bay. The internal components of the custom-built headlights also maintain the original paint color. The most notable retained color is the orange turbo piping in the engine bay. The creator explains that this combination of teal and orange was a deliberate choice, based on cinematic color theory where these two colors are complementary (opposite on the color wheel), creating an 'eye blast' effect, especially when the hood is open.
Goal: Incorporate contrasting colors for a unique and memorable visual identity.
Tools and materials
- Cadillac Escalade Cadillac — The vehicle featuring the color contrast
- Orange Turbo Piping — Providing complementary color contrast in the engine bay
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