Apologies

I'm a total turd. I used Don Jusko's Real Color Wheel in an earlier post, and I didn't include a link. Apologies, Don. The site is a great resource, and includes lots of tips for painters. Check it out.

Become more color coordinated

I saw a color wheel hanging on a coworker's wall, so of course it inspired me to whine about my complete and utter lack of color theory. We talked for a minute or so before his eyes lit up with one of those eureka moments. "You know what's a good resource?" he said.

"Nope," I said.

Anyway, he sent me here: Behr Paint. The site contains an explore color link, which really is a good resource. It allows users to fine tune a color selection, and coordinate that selection with other colors. Users then identify the selected color as the main color or as an accent, and the tool returns monochromatic, complementary, warm and cool palettes.

Most of you probably realize you can use ALT+Print Screen to capture the image. (Yeah, I use a PC. So what?) Once you do that, you can open it in Photoshop and ID the colors you want. Suh-weet!

I haven't had a real opportunity to explore it yet, but I will.

If anyone else has some good color resources, I'd be very interested to see them.

Dec. 11, 2008 update: The above color wheel is Donald A. Jusko's Real Color Wheel. Apologies for not including a link the first time around!