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Designing Systematic ColorsDesigning Systematic Colors

Designing Systematic ColorsDesigning Systematic Colors

by Joseph Fioramonti | Apr 20, 2018 | Color Theory, Graphic Design, Illustration, Web Design

Color is a core building block of any design system, and it has proven to be one of the most challenging design problems we’ve tackled.
The Crazy Stories Behind 6 Of The World’s Rarest Colors

The Crazy Stories Behind 6 Of The World’s Rarest Colors

by Joe Senior | Apr 10, 2018 | Color Theory, History, Illustration

The rare pigment collection at the Harvard Art Museums conjures up magic, colonialism, and mythical cow pee.
The Beautiful, Forgotten Color Language Of 19th-Century Naturalists

The Beautiful, Forgotten Color Language Of 19th-Century Naturalists

by Joe Senior | Apr 2, 2018 | Color Theory, Graphic Design, Print

Color swatches seem like a modern invention.
Contemporary Color Palette

Contemporary Color Palette

by Siobhan Ford | Mar 22, 2018 | Color Theory, Graphic Design, User Interface and Experience Design, Web Design

 Inspiration comes in many forms, sometimes in the form of a Contemporary Color...
Hey Lou, What’s the Difference Between CMYK and RGB?

Hey Lou, What’s the Difference Between CMYK and RGB?

by Rebekah Freeman | Feb 26, 2018 | Color Theory, Graphic Design, Print, Web Design

 One of our clients once asked me to explain what CMYK meant and what the difference was between it and RGB. Here’s why it’s...
Color in Design: Influence on Users’ Actions.

Color in Design: Influence on Users’ Actions.

by Joe Senior | Jan 19, 2018 | Color Theory, Graphic Design, Web Design

People may not notice how colorful everyday things are but the colors have the significant impact on our behavior and emotions.
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