★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Charity Starrett (verified owner) And I find my color palette is broader and I am using a wider array of colors now plus experimenting with techniques because I am no longer obsessing over my colors. I used to agonize over color palettes for my work but no more. This has taken all the guess work out of choosing colors and made coloring less stressful. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Kathy Jo Camacho (verified owner) I no longer struggle wondering what will work! This is a game changer! Thank you for putting this together! You make my cards look great! They are perfect! I am a card maker and this makes my cards look amazing! If I have an item that is the main focus of the card- I just match that color to a color combination and I start creating. I LOVE the Color Catalogs! I have both volumes and my only regret is that I didn’t order them both at the same time. And I’d love to see them do the same for you. These tools have become a part of my creative process for almost everything I make, challenging me to try new things and choose colors that I would otherwise never think to use together. It’s another tool that works alongside the Catalog and the Companion so you can find the best workflow to boost your creativity. This doesn’t replace the original Color Catalog. The back also includes the hex codes for graphic designers or digital artists, as well as darker and lighter shades of each color to help you choose those too. You can grab your favorite color palettes to compare, match the colors right up against whatever you are working on, or even clip them to your project to come back to later.Įach card features the image and colors on the front for inspiration, and then features the colors again on the back, right up to the edge of the card. It brings the much-loved color palettes from the Color Catalog into your hands in a whole new way, with a Cube that’s as inspiring and colorful as the ideas it offers inside. The new Color Cube makes color selection easy and fun! With 250 color palettes as handy cards to help build your confidence in choosing colors that look good. But what about for everyone else? How can a beginner learn this skill or choose colors with confidence without ruining their beautiful art from something as simple as picking the wrong colors? Some artists just have a knack for choosing colors that work well together.
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