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  • Seriously Kule Color Tools

    Adobe Labs released a very fun and useful tool for anyone that would like to learn about combining colors or creating what they call color themes. The tool is called kuler. (Requires the latest Flash player to view)

    kuler is a designer playground and community that allows anyone to create color combination palettes and publish them for the community. Voting happens and the best palettes rise to the top under the “most popular” tab.

    On top of being a very cool app, any business owner can go and find professional grade color combinations that can help set the mood for any print or online project. Need to know what subtle accent colors might go with your 2 color logo but still have trouble picking out what shirt and tie go together? Visit kuler, go through the popular combinations, and click on one that contains your base colors. The tool then gives you all information you might need for RGB, CMYK, and Hex settings.

    Professional designers, or those that play them on TV, will love the fact that you can download the themes right into CS3. You can get the kuler release notes from Adobe Labs. If you really want to stay on top of color trends, get the widget for Mac users at MacUpdate

    And just when you thought you were having too much fun with color: Check out this tool that allows you to upload an image and let the tool suggest some colors you might use as accents. Color Palette Generator

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    Posted by: John Jantsch on Mar 29, 07 | 7:07 pm
    Category: Graphic Design | Tags:

    Comments
    • It doesn't even compare to www.colourlovers.com - CL is hands down the best source for colors/color palettes
    • finding out about Kuler and the Color Palette Generator in this blog made the hour it takes to read all my blogs time well spent.
    • John Jantsch
      Thanks Scott - something very therapeutic about looking at pleasant color combinations isn't there?
    • This thing is seriously dangerous. I stumbled on it a few months ago when it was in beta and literally spent two hours playing with the colors.

      Yes, I like shiny things too.
    • If you like this, Seth Godin is pointing us to: http://www.stripegenerator.com/

      The rest of the world will never understand us...
    • <trackback>Pretty, shiny things
      Two different blogs featured two very cool (depending on who you are) web tools... Seth Godin points out The Stripe Generator. It makes stripes. In a very cool web-2.0-ish kind of way. What's the point? It lets you save perfectly</trackback>
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