Sonny, the hardest part is getting payment upfront for the design.
Posted by Sonny Franks (Member # 588) on :
Don, you're absolutely right.......
why is that?
Posted by Judy Grossman (Member # 235) on :
Good site, Sonny. Always love a good color site...Or a colorful site or sight for color.
Posted by Dennis Raap (Member # 3632) on :
That will come in handy Sonny thanks!
Posted by Teddy Carlsen (Member # 13012) on :
Probably mentioned before, but you can do the same with you own pictures using Kuler from Adobe.
Also available as an plug in for photoshop and Illustrator.
Teddy
Posted by Doug Haffner (Member # 12445) on :
Teddy is right..I use Kuler both as an "app" that I keep available on the desktop and in Adobe. It's cool because you can try the "suggested" colors and then create your own palettes and save them!
Posted by Sonny Franks (Member # 588) on :
I like Adobe's Kuler too. Here's another one I use a lot that has a color wheel function you can set up with mono, complementary, triad, analogous and accented analogous:
Good tools Sonny. Thanks a bunch.
Posted by Don Coplen (Member # 127) on :
If you use an iPhone, iPod touch or an iPad, myPantone kicks butt for working with color.
$10, but worth ten times that. And the color chips won't fade with age! Guaranteed. web page Posted by Don Coplen (Member # 127) on :
PS. It seems I read somewhere that myPantone is available for Droid now.
Posted by Bill Cosharek (Member # 1274) on :
Bookmarked the colorscheme site thnx. As Don mentioned, I got the android version of MyPantone last year sometime. Not free but worth the 8 or 9 buck cost. You get free upgrades when new colors & charts become available. Still use the real fandeck to compare against phone version. Most colors seem close enough, considering whether on paper or on screen. With all the different virtual fandecks to select from, makes it a worthwhile investment.
Posted by Don Coplen (Member # 127) on :
Bill, I don't use myPantone for color matches so much. My primary use for it is to quickly pull together classy, original color schemes. Makes that task amazingly easy.
It's not bad at getting me in the ballpark for color matches, though. Not perfect, but sometimes even the Pantone decks don't match our prints...that's another topic.
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