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Thursday, July 2, 2009
Fun With Instant Color Schemes

I’m a color hound. I own every kind of color utility for the Mac and dozens of bookmarks for sites with color wheels, color schemes, themes, backgrounds, and more. Instant Color Themes creates color schemes in a very unique way. For example, enter ‘city sidewalk’, and get schemes from photos of city sidewalks.

Let Yahoo pick your color scheme! Enter a word or phrase and I’ll grab 5 related images from Yahoo Images, and get the 6 most prominent colors from each.

I entered ‘Steve Jobs.’ The six color schemes were mostly black or gray. I entered ‘Mac’ and the color schemes were silver or blue. ‘Sunset’ and ‘Midnight’ returned predictable results, respectively. You get the idea.

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