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@createwithalena Which one is ur fav color combo? :) [color, graphic design, brand design, design tips, color palette]
Trending short videosRapid fire design color palettes
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- Length · 27 Aug 2026
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Rapid fire design color palettesfrom @createwithalena
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Overview
The creator presents four distinct three-color palettes for design inspiration. For each palette, she verbally lists the colors while pointing to animated Pantone swatch graphics that appear on screen, and then shows a final graphic example of a design using that color combination before moving to the next.
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Simple outline
- 1Present curated combination
- 2Reveal individual elements
- 3Showcase synthesized application
- 4Offer concluding encouragement
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Classification
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Hook analysis
What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Verbal hook · 65%
Try vanilla, flamingo, and brown.
Visual hook · 35%
The creator points upward with her hand as a graphic overlay of a Pantone color swatch animates onto the screen next to her.
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Hook template
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- — Try sage, terracotta, and cream.
- — Try cumin, smoked paprika, and sea salt.
- — Try linen, charcoal, and brass.
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Hook and payoff
The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
An immediate, direct command to 'Try' the first combination, instantly establishing the video's purpose and format without any preamble.
Payoff
A brief, encouraging sign-off paired with a visual recap of all the demonstrated examples, reinforcing the value delivered and prompting action.
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Narrative framework
The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Component Synthesis Loop
To present a series of curated combinations by sequentially revealing their individual components and then showcasing a final, synthesized application of the full set.
Themes
Techniques
Trends
Post caption
Which one is ur fav color combo? :) [color, graphic design, brand design, design tips, color palette]
Text overlays
contextual · beginning
Try
informational · beginning
PANTONE 12-0815 TCX Vanilla Custard
informational · beginning
PANTONE 16-1626 TCX Flamingo Plume
informational · beginning
PANTONE 19-1525 TCX Brandy Brown
contextual · beginning
FLOWER MARKET
informational · middle
PANTONE 19-1110 TCX Chocolate Plum
informational · middle
PANTONE 12-0823 TCX Popcorn
informational · middle
PANTONE 15-4323 TCX Cerulean
contextual · middle
YUMMY ANCHOVY
informational · middle
PANTONE 12-0812 TCX Alabaster Gleam
informational · middle
PANTONE 19-1429 TCX Plum Wine
informational · middle
PANTONE 18-0521 TCX Olive Drab
contextual · middle
WYND GRACE
informational · middle
PANTONE 19-1432 TCX Chocolate Fondant
informational · middle
PANTONE 14-1213 TCX Apricot Illusion
informational · middle
PANTONE 19-4024 TCX Dress Blues
contextual · end
coffee people city
contextual · end
Happy designing
Transcript
Try vanilla, flamingo, and brown. Try chocolate, popcorn, and cerulean. Try alabaster, plum wine, and olive. Try chocolate, apricot, and yes blues. Happy designing.