Winter is here and so are specially curated winter color palettes to elevate your holiday- or winter-themed design projects. Ideal for graphic designers seeking inspiration for a holiday event flyer, a seasonal menu, or a captivating poster showcasing the beauty of winter, these meticulously crafted color palettes will help you
So far in our ongoing series about Color Theory, we’ve introduced you to the color wheel, warm and cool colors, active and passive colors, and additive and subtractive colors. Now that you have a good understanding of the different types of colors, we can turn our attention to how to
In Part 2 of our ongoing blog series about color theory, we took a look at active and passive colors and how to incorporate them into your creative designs. Part 3 will examine color from a different perspective by exploring the differences between additive and subtractive color. Unlike other elements
The temperature may be getting cooler, but the leaves are getting warmer – at least, their colors are! The distinction between “warm” and “cool” colors has been in use since the late 18th century, and is an essential component of color theory. Unlike other aspects of color theory (such as
In Part 1 of our Color Theory blog series, we learned that color theory is a logical system for organizing color and took a closer look at the basic building block of color theory – the color wheel. Seems pretty simple, right? Today, we’re going to dig a little deeper
Color theory is one of the most basic and most influential aspects of graphic design. Like alignment and balance, you probably won’t notice if a design’s color scheme has been chosen using the principles of color theory, but it’ll certainly be obvious if it hasn’t This is the first post
Did you know that the human eye can distinguish between approximately 10 million colors, but your computer monitor can display millions more? Color is about much more than just staying inside the lines like we’re taught as kids; color is inherently subjective, and it’s a complicated aspect of design. Check
Every fall, the leaves change from vibrant green to varying shades of crimson, orange, and brown. Autumn colors provide a classic color palette for crafting or design projects, brands, or events, but sometimes choosing a color palette isn’t as simple as the seasons. Here are a few suggestions for picking
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