In 2023, Pantone invites us to the “Magentaverse” with its color of the year: Viva Magenta (18-1750). This rich red hue was selected by their “global team of color experts [who] comb the world looking for new color influences.” According to Pantone Vice President Laurie Pressman, they draw inspiration from
2020 introduced us to the much needed calming Classic Blue, and 2021 brought us resilience and optimism with Ultimate Gray and Illuminating. In 2022, Pantone is back to selecting a singular shade to represent the next year’s color trends: Very Peri (17-3938). After spending months sifting through trends across every
2021 is a year with so much going on that it gets not one but two Colors of the Pear from Pantone: Ultimate Gray (17-5104) and Illuminating (13-0647). Every year, Pantone’s experts keep an eye on industries and trends in order to select the most commonly used and iconic color—or
It’s that time of year again—Pantone is back with their annual Color of the Year. What’s Pantone’s pick for 2020? Classic Blue (19-4052)! After reviewing trends across different creative sectors and taking note of the colors that keep popping up in home design, fashion, consumer products, and other influential industries,
Pantone continues to dazzle us with 2019’s color of the year: Living Coral (16-1546). To select their Color of the Year, Pantone sends a team out into the field for months to explore different trends, industries, and influencers, discover where there is overlap in color selection, and finally winnow the
Paper – a blank canvas to be printed, cut, folded, drawn on, and more. Christine Kim, a Toronto-based paper artist, uses paper to make her surreal, intricate visions come to life. Her impressive artwork serves as a prime example to show that paper’s possibilities know no bounds. Interestingly enough, her
Halloween is just around the corner! In just a few weeks, people of all ages will be putting on elaborate costumes, hosting parties, and handing out treats in celebration of one of North America’s most popular holidays. Whichever side of the pumpkin spice vs. apple cider debate you stand on,
Pop up greeting cards are cards that “pop out” with a fun design when you open the card. They are fun, festive, exciting to open, and perfect for any occasion. They can provide a personalized flair to gifts and are surprisingly easy to make. You can make pop up greeting
One of our nation’s most important days of the year is coming up quick! Whether you will be hosting an elaborate get-together, or are just looking for some new and exciting crafting ideas, this list is sure to spark some creativity! 1. Paper Lanterns Light up your holiday weekend with
Spring is around the corner, and Easter is hopping along close on its heels. The Easter holiday is the perfect time to get into the spring spirit, from pretty pastels to fun florals and eggs-quisite Easter egg crafts (sorry, not sorry) for crafters of any age. Add some Easter cheer
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