#Colorpalette

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[ahomeformyself]

Phthalo green is my new obsesion.

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[ladyfausta-cc]

~ The Best of Gothic Maxis - Color Palette by LadyFausta ~

20 colors perfect for your haunted mansions and moody boudoirs!

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My favorite swatches for objects are ones from the more gothic packs like Vampires, Paranormal, and Life and Death. To give myself an easy way to have the palette I want for build/buy recolors I put together this palette of my favorite ones!

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Checkmate

🧩 Author: ChiiAka 🔗 Code Link: 52. || Checkmate on Toyhouse 💠 Use Type: Free to Use (F2U) 📄 Purpose: Character Profile 📝 Description: A sleek, modern character profile code that uses smooth animated buttons to swap between detailed panel sections like Likes, Trivia, and Story. The interface is structured with clear segmented areas for personality sliders, relationship blurbs, and profile stats. Its dark background and amber-gold accents create an elegant, tactical vibe—perfect for characters with a regal, strategic, or high-intellect theme. The layout is both visually rich and compact, with multi-tab efficiency and strong aesthetic cohesion.

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[simishimi-blog]

unpopular opinion: la mezcla de texturas + colores es una de las cosas mas cool que hay.

[nakiahsuniverse]

🌟 Color Palettes for Every Zodiac Sign 🎨✨

Align your vibe with the stars using these curated color palettes for each zodiac sign! Whether you're picking an outfit, painting your room, or designing your dream aesthetic — let the cosmos guide your color choices. 🌌💫

♈ Aries – Bold, fiery, and unapologetic 🔥 Cherry Red – Electric Orange – Charcoal Black – Pure White

♉ Taurus – Earthy luxury and soft sensuality 🌿 Sage Green – Rose Pink – Cream – Mocha Brown

♊ Gemini – Playful, bright, and a bit chaotic 🌈 Butter Yellow – Sky Blue – Lavender – Silver

♋ Cancer – Soft, nurturing, and sentimental 🌊 Dusty Blue – Pearl – Blush – Soft Gray

♌ Leo – Glamorous, warm, and radiant ☀️ Gold – Marigold – Coral – Midnight

♍ Virgo – Clean, minimal, and grounded 🌾 Olive – Sand – Ivory – Slate

♎ Libra – Romantic, charming, and balanced 💗 Mauve – Baby Pink – Pistachio – Champagne

♏ Scorpio – Intense, mysterious, and magnetic 🖤 Wine – Black – Deep Teal – Crimson

♐ Sagittarius – Adventurous, free, and fiery 🔥 Rust – Turquoise – Plum – Sunset Orange

♑ Capricorn – Sleek, classic, and ambitious 🪨 Charcoal – Forest Green – Taupe – Ivory

♒ Aquarius – Futuristic, quirky, and visionary 🔮 Electric Blue – Silver – Mint – Neon Purple

♓ Pisces – Dreamy, intuitive, and magical 🐚 Lavender – Seafoam – Peach – Opal

✨ Tag your sign & reblog with your favorite shade! 💫 Which palette feels most you?

[yashmetova]

Encountering "Silent Strength Unveiled" is an experience like no other. The vibrant colors pulsate with life, drawing you into a world of emotional depth. The woman's gaze contrasts with bold reds and blues, evoking a dynamic tension. This piece lingers in your mind, inviting interpretation long after you've left.

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Ralsei in cowboy color palette

Palette from: https://www.tumblr.com/ultrainfinitepit/732821278761811968/i-added-angelology-iii-to-my-collection-of-color?source=share

[dietdoodles]

The May color palette for #DietDoodles just dropped! Learn more here!

[colorpalettebyrm]

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[boldlybeguiled]

Pioneers of Color: From Newton’s Prism to Munsell’s Master Plan

These are the pioneers who didn’t just marvel at rainbows—they dissected them, charted them, and gave us the tools to describe every shade of blush, rust, or regrettable avocado fridge. Let’s raise our color wheels and take a quick, vibrant stroll through the minds who gave color its soul, structure, and swagger.

Isaac Newton: The Prism Pioneer

We know Newton for his run-in with gravity, but the man also gave color theory its first major plot twist. In 1666, he aimed a beam of light through a prism and discovered that white light was actually a sneaky blend of colors. Voilà: the spectrum. He then arranged those hues in a circle, creating the first color wheel. Because nothing says “science” like a good pie chart.

But Newton didn’t stop at optics. He linked each color to a musical note, turning the whole thing into a 17th-century rave. It was pure Enlightenment-era maximalism. And the birth of modern color theory.

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: The Emotional Alchemist

Fast forward to 1810, when Goethe (yes, the playwright) decided Newton’s light show was a little too... rational. In Theory of Colours, he argued that color wasn’t just physics. It was feeling. Yellow, he said, was the color of joy. Blue evoked melancholy. Red? Let’s just say it depends on your mood and maybe who you're texting.

Goethe’s take was more poetic than precise, but his influence on artists, designers, and even advertisers has never dimmed. He gave us permission to feel our colors. And boy, did we.

Josef Albers: The Perception Trickster

Jump to the mid-20th century, where Bauhaus veteran Josef Albers was blowing minds with nothing more than colored squares. His 1963 book, Interaction of Color, is a classic exercise in visual mischief. Albers showed that color isn’t fixed. It shifts, bends, and changes depending on what’s around it.

He turned perception into a playground and trained generations of artists to see beyond the obvious. If Newton was the scientist and Goethe the poet, Albers was the magician.

Albert H. Munsell: The Scientific Strategist

And then there was Albert Munsell, the guy who finally said: “Enough with the vibes. Let’s measure this thing.” His Atlas of the Munsell Color System (1915) was revolutionary. Where others had feelings or wheels, Munsell had a three-dimensional model: hue (the type of color), value (lightness), and chroma (intensity).

This was no abstract theory. It was practical, portable, and precise—a standardized system that allowed artists, designers, and scientists to describe color with uncanny specificity. Munsell gave us a way to settle arguments about "harvest green" once and for all. (It’s more yellow than you think.)

The atlas itself is a marvel: a tactile grid of painted color chips arranged like a sculptural rainbow. It bridged the gap between beauty and science, and its impact rippled across industries. From agriculture to advertising to interior design.

Today, Munsell’s system is still taught in design schools and quietly underpins everything from Pantone books to Photoshop sliders. Our curated reprints of his original plates honor the man who made color communication as precise as poetry.

Why It Still Matters

Color isn’t just decoration. It’s emotion, identity, instruction. It tells us where to stop, who we root for, and what kind of cereal box screams “buy me.” And none of that would be possible without Newton, Goethe, Albers, and Munsell. The original color commentators.

So the next time you fuss over just the right shade of seafoam, remember: behind that swatch is a 300-year history of obsession, innovation, and beautiful debate. We’re just here to keep the spectrum alive. And maybe sneak a few of Munsell’s classics onto your wall while we’re at it.

Add a splash of history to your space

Our hand-picked prints from the Atlas of the Munsell Color System are now available in the shop. Archival reproductions of a color system that changed the world? Now that’s a conversation starter.

See the Collection →

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Tangled

🧩 Author: jiko 🔗 Code Link: [ P2U ] Tangled on Toyhouse 💠 Use Type: Pay to Use (P2U) 📄 Purpose: Character Profile 📝 Description: A highly stylized, multi-tab character profile with dramatic contrast and a gothic rose-pink aesthetic. The code features a music player, interactive navigation bar, and togglable panels for different character sections (e.g., likes, relationships, stats). The layout is vertically scrollable and includes a mature content warning box, making it suitable for characters with sensitive or dark themes. Highly readable despite its stylized font and elegant embellishments.

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[onyx-collective]

We think about Mutsuko Erskine's Yuki episode at least once a week. The colors, the plot, the acting is chef's kiss 🤌🏾 Do yourself a favor and watch S2, E11 of @pen15show 👌🏾