teal & orange.xls

are you thinking of andor?

No, I'm thinking of every movie and show so desaturated you can't tell what's going on. My wife just tried watching House of the Dragon in the daytime and it was a hopeless cause.

https://shopteaandoranges.com/products/folk-scarf-pink?_pos=10&_sid=4c5f20209&_ss=r

https://media.npr.org/assets/img/2022/10/21/passenger1_custom-1c970af4ceec51cf991517a2c1b79ac8989eecfd-s1100-c50.jpg

Now I'm thinking of this game where you had to put like littel walls up for somreason - I think hte board was teal and the walls orange ...

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2028/5101/products/dan-marino-miami-dolphins-1997-florida-poster-starline_large.jpg?v=1593051242

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/02/travel/los-angeles-arcades.html

Teal & orange's second coming

Now that the DALL-E has been successfully midjourneyfied, it is becoming apparent that instead of simulating all possible ›styles‹, AI is fostering the emergence of a distinct visual style, born out of popular aesthetic preferences dominating platforms like DeviantArt
1/6 pic.twitter.com/tZd9Hrz27s

— Roland Meyer (@bildoperationen) March 7, 2023

PPS: Thanks to @saintsoftness just learned that there already is a name for this color scheme, »Teal and Orange«, a popular look in color grading and achieved by »push[ing] blues or teals into the shadows and oranges or yellows into the highlights« https://t.co/GHgJ1SIcgb

— Roland Meyer (@bildoperationen) March 7, 2023

Just saying: there exists a YouTube channel based around a conspiracy theory about how the Teal & Orange colour grading trend is actually due to a Mandela Effect-type mysterious phenomenon that turned all the world's media teal. pic.twitter.com/Dq1cemmgBz

— Devan Scott (@SadHillDevan) July 15, 2023

The Mandela Effect subreddit is on it

https://i.imgur.com/Fchhk3e.png