A child in kimono stands between an adult in a suit and an adult in kimono beneath a torii gate.

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Family at the Shrine Gate

A child in a floral kimono stands beneath a torii gate between an adult in a suit and an adult in kimono. The child holds a long candy bag, with maple leaves scattered along the path.

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Pink and teal at the shrine gate

Give the two kimonos different colors and frame the family with orange leaves.

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Digital example: A family stands before a shrine gate with pink and teal kimonos and orange maple leaves.

1. Pink — child’s kimono and hair flowers
2. Teal — adult’s kimono
3. Yellow — waist sashes
4. Brown — hair
5. Peach — skin
6. Orange — maple leaves

Color the child’s kimono and the hair flowers pink; keep the fabric’s flower patterns white.
Use teal for the adult’s kimono, leaving its floral patterns white.
Color both wide waist sashes yellow; leave ties, flowers and round buttons white. Add yellow to the knot and tassel on the child’s bag.
Color all three people’s hair brown.
Use peach for faces, ears, necks and hands. Color the exposed ankles too.
Color the maple leaves around the family orange.

Check that the white floral patterns stand out on both kimonos. Leave the suit, bags and shrine setting white.

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