Thanks for the tip Andrew!

You can get it as a pallet in Adobe Illustrator too under Window > Adobe Labs. I live by Kuler! Well… that and Video Copilot.

Thanks for this Andrew.

Thank You !!

WOW… where was this 9 months ago. Would have been perfect, but regardless looks and sounds awesome. I’m going to go try it out.

i think colourlovers.com is better

Oh sweet, very slick find.

Thanks for the post ^^

Great tip andrew i get stuck on colors often.. as for the video co pilot discs.. i already own a stack of them.. of course gotta support the hand that feeds us with all the killer tuts and info.

sweet

I remember when I read Stu Maschwitz’s book The DV Rebels Guide he mentioned a site that did something similar (but not for the purpose of creating color schemes like Kuler). Once I get home I’ll see if I can find that link.

http://www.colourlovers.com/

Is also great

This site is Perfect………
It’s very useful in selecting your design’s color
Thankssssssssssssssssssssssssss

There is also a great program called GenoPal that will allow you to eyedrop a color anywhere on your screen to create a pallet of colors that work together.

http://genopal.com/index.htm

this is been around for quite some time, highly helpful though

also check out the Kuler swatch panel in flash, for flash developers

thanks^^, Kuler sounds like color with a wrong pronunciation.
the site could be pretty useful im gonna check it out

I’ve wanted something like this for ages! It crossed my mind that a site like that must be out there somewhere before, but I never really found a good one. This is exactly what I needed!

Thanks!!

awesome, ive been looking for something like this for a while, and ive had like $0 to buy books on it

Nice tool, but to be honest it only has a value to color deaf as a real designer would not need a software to match colors and another problems with these tools is that they play too safe – they pick up safe colors, so if a person relies on those palettes, all of the designs would end up plain and not daring enough

But thanks anyway

Nice, very useful.

Thanks, definitly a huge time saver. and with over 36,000 presets, well it’s sure to keep me busy for a while

Try out the “Create from photo” feature. Another 1/2 hour you’ll never get back…

Bookmarked! Thanks for the tip!

Excellent Tip. Thanks Andrew!

Mm looks very nice and promising but I dont really know how to use it atm ;D WIll figure it out one day or someone can help me ;d

that’s right videocopilot products rock!!

lol, “inspiration”

I’m waiting for the Advanced DVD. I’ll be getting that the second it comes out.

This is always a fun place to go, it totally is worth a look, you may even feel some of the combos of color give you nastalgic vibes…very interesting
…

thanks andrew i posted this site a while back, great minds think alike : ) ttyl

Dr. Benjamin Doolittle

Andrew, this is an awesome tool! Thanks for the heads up. It’s very very cool that you share stuff like this with everyone. I hope you keep doing it.

By the way, I’m still saving for that Red Rock Micro adapter. (just gotta buy a few more 1.5TB drives first.)

As usual, All the useful Tip comes from a singal website, “VIDEOCOPILOT”

Thnx Andrew for being so helpful.

Videocopilot ROCKZ!

Thanks Andrew.
Definitely a very strong and useful tool.

All sounds very similar to;

http://www.colorschemer.com/

WOW, what an incredible design tool this is! Kuler is now at the very top of my design workflow:

http://www.timhull.com/kuler.html

Being able to pull complimentary colors quickly from an image is huge!

Thanks again Andrew!

it is great. Ty so much. I always use http://www.colourlovers.com for inspiration. But you neven have enough resources

This site is 100% amazing. Many congratulations to take it that good!

My company Metaliq in San Francisco developed this application for Adobe.

Very cool. I have always used http://www.colorcombos.com

hey wow! thats a really cool site thx mman

Here’s one more handy one that I use from time to time -
http://www.colorjack.com/sphere/

I think color schemer studio is best

I am currently working on a website job, and Kuler is helping out tremendously. I always get a mental block when selecting color schemes, and this Kuler item works wonders. Thanks Andrew.