Sailing in the network, I´ve found an interesting software named Color palette Generator, that allows to create a series of harmonic colors applicable to our architecture projects . I have tested it, and works very well. First I choose a basic color and then I generate the complementary ones. Later I write the hex code, and I go to Photoshop and I turn it to pantone code. I make a copy of each color of the harmony and put all the files in a folder that I take to Sketch Up, so that it is available to use in SU like textures. The adress of the site is: http://www.alphabuilder.com

Here is a similar tool. Works pretty well.

http://wellstyled.com/tools/colorscheme/index-en.html

Here is a similar tool. Works pretty well.

http://wellstyled.com/tools/colorscheme/index-en.html

That one is great. Do you know how to save the resuls? Of course I can take a picture of the screen with grab, but is there a way to do it built in?

This other program is better than the one I have found I, but it is not possible to be used without being connected. It is necessary to write the color codes and transfer to another program.

Sought of takes the fun out of exploration though, don't you think?

Sought of takes the fun out of exploration though, don't you think?


It gives you a little direction Richard, then you can take it and go crazy buddy!

I have been painting for almost 40 years. I think I am quite good in combining colors, but these programs even does it better. In all ways, I believe that also it is necessary to explore by hand some unusual combinations. First doing what the software offers , and then introducing another outside color scheme . Sometimes you get incredible ones .

This other program is better than the one I have found I, but it is not possible to be used without being connected. It is necessary to write the color codes and transfer to another program.

You can in fact download a version that can be used offline.

thanks for the links, very helpful realtime tool, especially the second link (cheap!).

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