Comments on: A simple way to choose a colour scheme http://handcoded.ca/a-simple-way-to-choose-a-colour-scheme/ Sat, 17 Jul 2010 02:07:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Rob http://handcoded.ca/a-simple-way-to-choose-a-colour-scheme/#comment-149 Rob Sat, 17 Jul 2010 02:07:16 +0000 http://handcoded.ca/?p=823#comment-149 Hey Alan, Yea, I'm kind of surprised I only just found out about this technique. It's so simple. I usually use colorschemedesigner.com. And someone I work with showed me pictaculous.com a while ago, which is pretty handy. That Colourlovers site looks cool too. Thanks for the tip with the digital camera! I have a couple of potential freelance projects coming up, so I'll keep it in mind. :) Hey Alan,
Yea, I’m kind of surprised I only just found out about this technique. It’s so simple.

I usually use colorschemedesigner.com. And someone I work with showed me pictaculous.com a while ago, which is pretty handy. That Colourlovers site looks cool too.

Thanks for the tip with the digital camera! I have a couple of potential freelance projects coming up, so I’ll keep it in mind. :)

]]> By: Alan Houser http://handcoded.ca/a-simple-way-to-choose-a-colour-scheme/#comment-148 Alan Houser Fri, 16 Jul 2010 21:57:18 +0000 http://handcoded.ca/?p=823#comment-148 Yup, that's old-school. Another tip: take a digital camera to a client's location and shoot everything (carpet, chairs, artwork). Nothing better than telling the client that you developed their color from their place of business. You should check-out colourlovers.com Yup, that’s old-school. Another tip: take a digital camera to a client’s location and shoot everything (carpet, chairs, artwork). Nothing better than telling the client that you developed their color from their place of business.

You should check-out colourlovers.com

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