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Rock and Roll Inspired - Rolling Stone’s Top 20 as Color Palettes

Started by shaun76 · 10 months ago

The funny thing about inspiration is that you never know when it’s going to hit you. I happened to be trying to come up with a color scheme for a site I was designing, and after about an hour of disasters, I saw the London Calling album sitting on my desk, and knew those were [.. ... Continue reading »

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  • I can't wait for the next article: Ringtones made from the top 10 Egg Nog recipies!
  • They're actually really cool palettes. I feel some inspiration coming on!
  • Love this. You should do the top 50.
  • Your left out one of the best and most recognizable albums,

    Houses Of The Holy, Led-Zeppelin.

    Yellow, Green, Cream
  • Perhaps you should retitle this article "here are some nice colours I've picked from some pictures".

    I think you've chosen nice colour combinations, but they're not representative of the artwork. You've missed important colours like the purple in 'astral weeks', or the brown/yellow in 'thriller'

    Okay, fine, you've given yourself a limit of five colours, but wouldn't it be better to suggest that if a picture is appealing, then probably it has a nice colour palette? One that you can take advantage of with photoshop's colour picker (or equivalent)?
  • Good post. You make some great points that most people do not fully understand.

    "The funny thing about inspiration is that you never know when it’s going to hit you. I happened to be trying to come up with a color scheme for a site I was designing, and after about an hour of disasters, I saw the London Calling album sitting on my desk, and knew those were the colors I wanted."

    I like how you explained that. Very helpful. Thanks.
  • There are actually some very attractive color schemes you have there but im not sure all of them would transfer well to other applications.. You obviously have a good eye for choosing the best color combinations from an image or do you use some kind of software?

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