Oh and by the way... I just found out that you can also change the brightness and saturation of your generated scheme too, and it gives you what I'm assuming is the web colour values for each colour.
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This blog has been formed to aid me as a personal resource of colour and its never-ending uses. Over the past semester I have gathered a large amount of colour related material and explored aspects of colour which I never have before. Here it is documented in a post/diary-like manner. Each post is tagged according to what it is about. These tags form an index by which I can look up a specific aspect of colour when I need to. Feel free to browse by index or simply by chronological order, it's up to you!
Index
Advertising
analogous
Aqua
Art
Assignments
Beauty
Black
Black and White
Blue
Books
Branding
Breast Cancer
Bright Colours
Brightness
Brown
Buses
Camouflage
Cars
Chalk Pastel
Chromatic Adaptation
Colour Blindness
Colour Gender
Colour Illusions
Colour Matching
Colour Names
Colour Proportion
Colour Psychology
Colour Schemes
Colour Spectrum
Colour Therapy
Colour Trends
Colour Values
Colour Wheels
Complimentary
Cool Colours
Crockery
Discordant
Disliked Colour Use
DVDs
Earth Tones
Ellery
Experiments
Faces
fashion
Film
Fluro Colours
Foiling
Food
Gemstones
Green
Grey
Harmonious
Henri Matisse
Houses
Ikea
Ink
Interiors
Japan
Kids Colours
Light Temperature
Magazines
Maroon
Metallics
monochromatic
Mustard
Nature
Neutrals
Oil Painting
One Colour Use
Orange
Packaging
Paint Swatches
Pantone Markers
Pastel Colours
Photography
Pine
Pink
PMS
Primary Colours
primary variations
Purple
Red
Red and Green
Samoa
Saturation
Secondary Colours
Sepia Tone
shades
Silver
Skin Tone
Spring
Summer
Tetrad
Texture
three colour use
tints
Triad
two colour use
Visuelle
Wall Paper
Warm Colours
Watercolours
White
Winter
Yellow
Yoga
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