Website review: ColorSchemer - Online Color Scheme ...
nikkinotes discovered this in Graphic Design
•140 reviews since Mar 3, 2003
web-design, graphic-design, color
•colorschemer.com/online.html
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MikeAll rated 34 months ago- It is a site I use regularly to get different options when colouring scheme.
- darealMOOcoy rated 34 months ago
- part of me asks "why?" as mizMOO lubs mixing colors. anorher part says not a bad idea. why? well for 1) not everyone is as moodacious as her bovinity; AND 2) because it generally takes a good seven to ten years for one of moo's schemes to be generally acceptable to the rest of the populous. might tame her tail down a bit.
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when she first returned to college after art school she was enamered with chinese red. too old for the residence halls the kindly sisters of mercy rented her a unit in a four-plex just off campus that was often used for priests on sabbatical. it needed to be repainted and the good sisters would pay for the paint. she was given a chart with very limited options. what she could live with was a soft, ever-so-slightly-greenish-blue (quite similar to the color of these thumbs). when she reminded the sisters that molding also needed painting, they broke down and allowed her any color she chose as long as she paid for the paint. udderwise, it would need to be white.
hoof shook hand. mizMOO would pay for paint for the bedroom, the rest of the unit would remain bland on white. bring on the chinese red! in pittsburgh in 1976 it was almost impossible to find, ghastly expensive, and herculean to convince the store to mix up 2 quarts in a high-gloss oil-base which was what was required for the job. one completed, most who saw the room were stunned. it eventually grew on some. i heard that years after MOO moOved on, the woodwork was still red, though the walls were a "nice tan". - part of me asks "why?" as mizMOO lubs mixing colors. anorher part says not a bad idea. why? well for 1) not everyone is as moodacious as her bovinity; AND 2) because it generally takes a good seven to ten years for one of moo's schemes to be generally acceptable to the rest of the populous. might tame her tail down a bit.
- abombm1 rated 34 months ago
- Pretty cool idea
- just-me rated 34 months ago
- good
- altrockdj rated 34 months ago
- It's functional, but not as useful as some other sites for the same purpose, so this one gets a thumbs down.
- Grroucho rated 35 months ago
- Worked for me!
