Something that I noticed throughout the whole of the film adaption of Fantastic Mr Fox, is that the film seemed to have this sepia/orange hue running through nearly every scene. Obviously the family of foxes that we followed through the film are orange but on top of all this a lot of the environments had some strong dominant oranges and yellows.
A lot of this is achieved by the lighting however there are some assets in the environments which are coloured with some highly saturated yellows and oranges and occasionally the odd warm brown. Because of this choice of colour palette the film never really feels cold or unwelcoming. All the scenes taking place in the houses of the animals feel really quite homely because of this specific palette. Even looking at some of the early concept artwork there is this orange tinted lighting and warm sky in the background.
Something that I noticed throughout the whole of the film adaption of Fantastic Mr Fox, is that the film seemed to have this sepia/orange hue running through nearly every scene. Obviously the family of foxes that we followed through the film are orange but on top of all this a lot of the environments had some strong dominant oranges and yellows. 
A lot of this is achieved by the lighting however there are some assets in the environments which are coloured with some highly saturated yellows and oranges and occasionally the odd warm brown. Because of this choice of colour palette the film never really feels cold or unwelcoming. All the scenes taking place in the houses of the animals feel really quite homely because of this specific palette. Even looking at some of the early concept artwork there is this orange tinted lighting and warm sky in the background.
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