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Here's a short list of sites and tools for color creation and inspiration.

colourlovers.com
Definitely a great resource for all things color. If you haven't tried this one you should visit it now.




kuler.adobe.com
Adobe's color resource featuring an intuitive color creation and sharing interface.




A new resource colorotate gives a literal "twist" to color picker design. Instead of 2D gradients or sliders, colorotate  uses a 3D cone. Color is controlled by adjusting spectral values within the cone. It also has interesting ways of modifying the palettes you generate from the cone like viewing it from a blue-yellow deficiency vision.



Agave

A simple opensource utility to generate color schemes for the Gnome desktop. Packages are available for major Linux distros and freebsd. It has also been known to run in Windows but will need some work.


Saturday, November 28, 2009




Illustrations by Sheena Aw. She says: “I’ve always wanted to create a set of vinyl toys. I hope that one day, both my toys and my art can be spread across the world, inspiring people and bringing joy into their lives.”

Tuesday, November 24, 2009



Esoteric photographs by artist Li Wei see more here.

Saturday, November 21, 2009


Here's a little diversion from the usual photographs I post. The following are architectural renderings we did from a project for the sustainable design studio in the Master of Architecture program. The studio was entitled Adapting to Sea Level Change in Lake Macquarie. We proposed four finger wharfs of mixed-use, affordable housing placed along the lakeside area of Swansea.

This was quite a challenge because sea level rise is an area of study not fully explored. We were in a way breaking new ground.

We used Autodesk Revit and composited the renderings in Photoshop.




Tuesday, November 17, 2009