Choose your lead
Three free phone wallpapers built from the same three-color palette. Each one changes which color occupies the largest area, so you can see — and use — how proportion decides visual hierarchy.
Same palette. Same proportions. Different allocation, different lead.
Pick the hierarchy you want on your screen.
This particular set divides the screen 60 / 30 / 10. That split is this card's choice, not a law — a palette can hold two colors, or three, or four. What holds is that unequal area creates a lead. One 1440 × 3200 file works across most modern phone screens; crop and position as your device needs.
What this demonstrates
In this arrangement, changing which color gets the most space changes which color reads as the lead. The palette stays the same; only the allocation changes.
Derived from “Which color leads”
This color card applies that study’s controlled arrangement to a usable phone format. It is an application of the study, not a finding of its own — the study is where the question is asked and where any answer will be recorded.
The study draws its starting palette from historical color-study material associated with Sanzo Wada. The source is where the study starts; it is not what the study concludes, and nothing here was made or endorsed by Wada.
Inspired by the historic color studies of Sanzo Wada.