Dopamine bouquets

Colour can be organised in clear blocks, a gradient or repeated accents. Each method creates a different rhythm even when the same shades are used.

Choose contrast for the recipient

Strong combinations are expressive but do not suit every taste. When favourite colours are known, use them as the starting point.

Flower forms hold the palette together

Round, branching and elongated elements create distinct levels. Repeating a form or colour keeps the mix from appearing accidental.

Screens can change perceived intensity

Saturation depends on lighting and device settings, while flowers vary naturally. Use the photograph for palette direction rather than as an absolute digital reference.