Color Combinations 2 (tut)

[RTK]

Hello,

Joroho posted some great color schemes for us in the "Color Combinations" thread.

It is quite easy to create your own (if I can just explain it properly).

It is very quick to create them from scratch and even faster if you create a couple of basic color palettes, which you can re-use.

The color wheel in the tut is simplified but the same rules apply for a more detailed wheel (check out Jens' wheel on the xaraxone).

Also, the blend tool steps that I show below are minimal. The more steps you add to the blend the greater variation of the palettes you can create.

A four color palette would be created in the same way; by choosing four colors equidistant from each other.

Here is the tut for those of you that are interested...

Corrected some typos on the image...

Risto

diri@videotron.ca

[This message was edited by Risto Klint on September 24, 2001 at 20:03.]

[This message was edited by Risto Klint on September 24, 2001 at 20:07.]

[RTK]

Hello,

Joroho posted some great color schemes for us in the "Color Combinations" thread.

It is quite easy to create your own (if I can just explain it properly).

It is very quick to create them from scratch and even faster if you create a couple of basic color palettes, which you can re-use.

The color wheel in the tut is simplified but the same rules apply for a more detailed wheel (check out Jens' wheel on the xaraxone).

Also, the blend tool steps that I show below are minimal. The more steps you add to the blend the greater variation of the palettes you can create.

A four color palette would be created in the same way; by choosing four colors equidistant from each other.

Here is the tut for those of you that are interested...

Corrected some typos on the image...

Risto

diri@videotron.ca

[This message was edited by Risto Klint on September 24, 2001 at 20:03.]

[This message was edited by Risto Klint on September 24, 2001 at 20:07.]

[tad]

That looks like the very chart to show just how rotten my color printer really can be. Or maybe show that my service bureau is having a "bad humidity" day.

Can you post the .xar file ? We promise not to sell it to the "calibrationists".
(What, do it ourselves? Ahhwwwww, that sounds like WORK)

Rgds,,,,,,,Tad... [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_cool.gif[/img]

[RTK]

I have no idea what you could possibly use the file for... but it is attached.

You can use it anyway you like.

Risto

diri@videotron.ca