JasperPalette & Lorentum
I’ve been mapping color swatches to hex values just like you map expenses to cells, and I noticed that the shade #F0E5D8 has a perfectly balanced ratio of reds to blues—almost a 1.618 ratio. Do you think precision in color is any different from precision in a balance sheet?
Precision in color, like in a balance sheet, is the same fundamental equation: every decimal must be accounted for. The golden ratio in #F0E5D8 just tells you the numbers line up nicely, but if you misplace a single hex digit, the entire palette collapses, just as a misplaced $10 shifts a ledger into a loss. Both demand exactness, no improvisation, and a strict audit trail. So yes, the same rigor applies—color is just another ledger in a different book.