Gwen's World (Earth-65) has Deeper Meaning | SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE... #shorts

Did you notice this colour symbolism in Across the Spider-Verse? In Gwen's world, the art style mimics watercolors, and the background colors change to match her emotions. When she's happy with her family and Peter Parker, everything's bright and warm. When Peter goes dark, the colors turn mysterious green. After Peter's death, the city's after Gwen, and her colors shift from warm orange to lonely blue. But when Gwen and her dad reconcile and hug, the warmth returns. As she leaves to join Miles, the house goes back to lonely colors, but Captain Stacey's color stays warm - a sign of his acceptance of Gwen's path.
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[benmalsky]

In the Blu-Ray extras and audio commentary track, Gwen’s world was described by the filmmakers as like a like a mood ring of visual storytelling.

[benmalsky]

It really is like a mood ring, and I love it.