Haruka Nanase (Free!)
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<Haruka Nanase Inspired Palette>
1. Ocean Blue -
#005E87
- A deep, calming blue that reflects Haruka's connection to water and his love for swimming.
2. Sky Blue -
#A0D3E8
- A soft, light blue reminiscent of clear skies, representing freedom and tranquility.
3. White Wave -
#FFFFFF
- A clean white that symbolizes purity and clarity, akin to the waves of water.
4. Slate Gray -
#4D6C8A
- A muted gray with blue undertones, representing the depth and seriousness of Haruka's character.
5. Coral Orange -
#FF6F61
- A vibrant coral that adds a pop of warmth and energy, reflecting his passionate nature.
This color palette captures the essence of Haruka Nanase’s character from “Free!”, focusing on his connection to water and his calm yet passionate demeanor. The blues evoke the aquatic environment, while the coral adds a touch of warmth and vitality.
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#005E87
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(Mixed with black - darker)Sky Blue
#A0D3E8
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(Mixed with black - darker)Coral Orange
#FF6F61
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