Kuler, by Adobe
Do you ever have trouble coming up with color themes for your projects? kuler.adobe.com can help. Kuler is a website where you can browse and create color themes. There are literally too many to go through, and with a simple sign up process you can be saving and creating themes for your own use. When you sign up for an account, you are able to save themes that you like and open them in Adobe programs (ie. Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, ect.).
You can create themes one of two ways; first would be to create the theme from a color.
In this instance, you can create your own color themes by moving either the sliders below each color square, or by moving the circles on the color wheel at the top.
The second option is to create a theme from a picture.
This option allows you to either upload your own picture or browse through flickr's most interesting pictures to create the theme. The site automatically creates a theme for you, but you can move the circles on the picture to select different hues/colors yourself. Also you can change the colors the site picks by simply changing the mood to the left of the picture.
The site offers a lot when it comes to colors. Its a free tool and it's not hard to use, like many 'free' sites out there.
Check it out at: http://kuler.adobe.com
Monday, January 11, 2010
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Labels: adobe, graphic design, inspiration
Posted by Kendra Leikam at 8:37 AM
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