Color Swatch Resource – Encycolorpedia
EncyCOLORpedia is a great color swatch resource! Great for researching colors, including Paints, Web Safe Colors, HTML Colors, and Named Colors. Each result includes tints, shades, and alternatives colors.

EncyCOLORpedia is a great color swatch resource! Great for researching colors, including Paints, Web Safe Colors, HTML Colors, and Named Colors. Each result includes tints, shades, and alternatives colors.
Graphic designer since before the Internet. Started with newspaper paste-up; then art director for advertising agency in Reno, NV; and now freelancer designing marketing materials, print-on-demand t-shirt art, websites, and social media graphics.
Philadelphia Pride Flag Colors POC Pride Flag (Philadelphia Pride Flag): 8-bar Philadelphia Pride Flag Hex Codes & RGB color list: Black – RGB: 0, 0, 0 | HEX: 000000 Brown – RGB: 120, 79, 23 | HEX: 784F17 Red – RGB: 228, 3, 3 | HEX: E40303 Orange – RGB: 255, 140, 0 | HEX:…
Primary and accent colors from Google. Share this post: Share on X (Twitter) Share on Facebook Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn Share on Email
The Color Thesaurus by Ingrid Sundberg is a great collection of main color names divided into color shade sub-sets. “One of my on-going word collections is of colors. I love to stop in the paint section of a hardware store and find new names for red or white or yellow. Having a variety of color…
Very helpful article! Includes monochrome color palettes with HEX numbers at the end of the article. Canva article: How to design with monochromatic colors—with expert tips from a designer Then convert HEX numbers to RGB (if needed) with color-hex Purple: Deep Purple: #210E3B (33,14,59) Eggplant: #4B194C (75,25,76) Lilac: #872B76 (135,43,118) Violet: #C88EC1 (200,142,193) Share this…
Option #1: Nostr.io website Since Nostr’s website is a gradient from blue to fuchsia, I need to find the middle color to use for t-shirt artwork. Using Inspect element on Damus.io reveals the starting and ending RGB colors: Since I want the 50% middle, and not the 59% provided in the above CSS, I asked…
iOS, iPadOS system colors RGB Share this post: Share on X (Twitter) Share on Facebook Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn Share on Email