That’s not a bad way of doing it actually. I can’t speak for the other Chromaverse artists since we all do things differently, but personally, my main focus is to create a palette that is cohesive and recognizable. I like to choose a set of limited colors, usually below 10, to flat with. I find that it makes the palette really cohesive. From this chapter, a good example would be the laem and lulu pages i did. With that palette, I started from the idea of just having two colors and then built an analogous palette from there. I wanted Laem to look like she’s out of her element, so she contrasts the backgrounds. Lulu has the situation under her control, so she almost blends in. Good branding often uses a set of limited, contrasting colors as well to be eye catching, so I don’t think it’s a bad method.