Generate Your Own Color Palette

This is a tool that I am sure a lot of you will find helpful and fun to play around with. A couple of posts back I shared about Design Seed and the amazing color palettes they have. To my surprise I found out an easy way of doing it on Pinterest (via Pepper Ferguson).

With the Color Palette Generator from DeGreave, you can easily find the palette of colors used on any image on the internet. All you have to do is upload the link and it automatically generates the colors for you. I thought the Nena Sanchez painting was a good one to try out. So there you have my experiment. At the bottom you can see what I made out of it for myself using Photoshop.

How are you planning to use this tool?

.:Color Matching:. Design Seeds Style

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Do you sometimes wonder what colors work good together? Well Design Seeds can help with that. Jessica is the woman behind this colorful blog. Not only does she matches colors with pictures everyday, but she also has a palette search where you can start with a color and see in what pictures you can find it.

The week just started, but I already need a mental vacation. Been working so hard to get my room to look pleasant and functional. So I chose this wonderful blue palette to share today. There are much more, just head to her site to see them all. When your done, come back and share about your favorite.

Neon on and on

Yesterday I found these neon items on Pinterest (via AB Chao). They immediately caught my eye and thought that they would look very good together.

1. Friendship Bracelets by xoxowildchild
2. Air Force 1 High Hyperfuse by Nike
3. Neon Nail Polish by American Apparel
4. Indian Orange Skirt by Hallelu
5. Lemon Drop Small Framed Lella by Kate Spade
6. Crushed Summer Sidewalk Chalk by Pink Sherbert Photography
7. Could not find the source, sorry

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