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From: "netop://ウィビ" <paul@webb.page>
Date: Fri, 5 Jun 2026 12:33:52 -0700
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+Document: WM-094                                                 P. Webb
+Category: Design                                              2026-06-05
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+                              uchū pastel
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+Abstract
+
+   New update!
+
+Body
+
+   Ever since uchū's inception I've wanted a nice pastel set to go with
+   it. A few days ago I saw someone give advice to another about toning
+   down the saturation. In the browser you can `filter: saturate(0.5);`
+   but I think that uses `#000` and I'd rather use my own black from
+   my palette (as I write this, I realize I could've tried color-mix[1]
+   before the method I'm about to detail).
+
+   I took screenshots of my colors on uchu.style[2], put them in
+   Pixelmator, and played around with opacity on a `Saturation` layer
+   containing `--uchu-yin` (black). These are the results (followed by
+   the default colors).
+
+   📸[red pastel palette][IMG1]
+   📸[red palette][IMG2]
+
+   📸[pink pastel palette][IMG3]
+   📸[pink palette][IMG4]
+
+   📸[purple pastel palette][IMG5]
+   📸[purple palette][IMG6]
+
+   📸[blue pastel palette][IMG7]
+   📸[blue palette][IMG8]
+
+   📸[green pastel palette][IMG9]
+   📸[green palette][IMG10]
+
+   📸[yellow pastel palette][IMG11]
+   📸[yellow palette][IMG12]
+
+   📸[orange pastel palette][IMG13]
+   📸[orange palette][IMG14]
+
+   I _think_ I like the new pastel variant, I'm unsure. I sat with the
+   original uchū palette for a year before I shared it with the world so
+   this may need some time to grow on me. It's also possible I change
+   some things slightly. My wife loves the red pastels because they look
+   like lipsticks she prefers.
+
+   Special shout-out to Sindre for his excellent System Color Picker[3].
+   It has OKLCH support and looks great.
+
+References
+
+   [1] <https://css-tricks.com/almanac/functions/c/color-mix>
+   [2] <https://uchu.style>
+   [3] <https://sindresorhus.com/system-color-picker>
+   [IMG1] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-094-a.png>
+   [IMG2] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-094-b.png>
+   [IMG3] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-094-c.png>
+   [IMG4] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-094-d.png>
+   [IMG5] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-094-e.png>
+   [IMG6] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-094-f.png>
+   [IMG7] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-094-g.png>
+   [IMG8] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-094-h.png>
+   [IMG9] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-094-i.png>
+   [IMG10] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-094-j.png>
+   [IMG11] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-094-k.png>
+   [IMG12] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-094-l.png>
+   [IMG13] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-094-m.png>
+   [IMG14] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-094-n.png>
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