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  1. The Colour Clock Representing the time as a Hexidecimal colour. Website: thecolourclock.co.uk

    The Colour Clock

    Representing the time as a Hexidecimal colour.

    Website: thecolourclock.co.uk

    2. Posted 12 months ago

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  2. Stuck for a CSS colour? Clicky-randomness… Website: fuckyeahcsscolors.com

    Stuck for a CSS colour?

    Clicky-randomness…

    Website: fuckyeahcsscolors.com

    3. Posted 12 months ago

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  3. Kula Explore, create and share color themes Discover Adobe® Kuler™ — the web-hosted application for generating color themes that can inspire any project. No matter what you’re creating, with Kuler you can experiment quickly with color variations and browse thousands of themes from the Kuler community. Kula on Adobe.com Kula Website: kuler.adobe.com

    Kula

    Explore, create and share color themes

    Discover Adobe® Kuler™ — the web-hosted application for generating color themes that can inspire any project. No matter what you’re creating, with Kuler you can experiment quickly with color variations and browse thousands of themes from the Kuler community.

    Kula on Adobe.com Kula Website: kuler.adobe.com

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  4. miisstar: CMYK :)

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    CMYK :)

    5. Posted 1 year ago

  5. Colourlovin’ I’m tickled #de3b8a to launch this new blog While trying to explain the differences in RGB, Hexedecimal, CMYK and Pantone® colours for an identity project—it proved there are many ways to reference a colour. I decided to play with words substituted for references. Here are a few ideas of colours you should recognise.   Rolling out soon as posters greeting, cards and limited edition letterpress runs. If there’s a colour / phrase you would like to see - Ask

    Colourlovin’

    I’m tickled #de3b8a to launch this new blog

    While trying to explain the differences in RGB, Hexedecimal, CMYK and Pantone® colours for an identity project—it proved there are many ways to reference a colour.

    I decided to play with words substituted for references.

    Here are a few ideas of colours you should recognise.

     

    Rolling out soon as posters greeting, cards and limited edition letterpress runs.

    If there’s a colour / phrase you would like to see - Ask