700 Color Schemes: 8.5 x 8.5 Reference Book for Artists, Graphic Designers, Coloring Book Lovers, Drawing and Painting Students

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Explore 700 curated color palettes in this versatile paperback edition, designed for hands-on creators and visual explorers. Inside you’ll find 350 four-color combinations for bold, layered visuals, and 350 three-color schemes perfect for clean, modern aesthetics. With 10 palettes per page across 70 thoughtfully laid-out pages , this book is an inspiring and practical tool for anyone working with color. Includes hex codes – Easily reference digital colors or adapt them to physical mediums like paint, fabric, or markers. Ideal for: • Traditional artists and analog designers • Crafters, scrapbookers, and bullet journalers • Educators and students in creative fields • Color lovers who enjoy working with printed references Review: Good content but cheap and flimsy material - When I ordered the book I didn’t realise it was a self published book, and although the colour palettes are great and obviously the author has taken time to make the content, it is totally let down by the thin paper and floppy cover. I think that it’s overpriced for the quality. A price point of around £7.00 would be more appropriate Review: Very useful - What I liked: *Nicely organized cool colors like purples to the front, a section for neutrals/earth tones, a section of pastels, and warm colors toward the end. *The colors do look good together. For example on the cover, purple and pink are analogous and yellow is complementary to purple, so those would work together based on color theory. *Plenty of selection. 700 is a lot. What I would improve: I'm a watercolorist and like to note my colors when planning my paintings, to refer to later when actually painting. The author does not have a way to refer to the color schemes. There are no page numbers or scheme numbers. (The hex numbers refer to the individual colors, and are used over and over. They are not unique.) I'll have to number everything myself.