Graphic Design

The letter H covers a wide range of color descriptors, including “hot,” “half,” and “high.” No matter what overall color group you’re interested in, this collection will have something to capture your attention and get you started on your search for the perfect shade for every project, decision, or occasion. Here’s a list of colors that start […]

What exactly are the RYB, RGB, and CMYK color models, and how are they different? We’ll be taking a closer look at each of these color models and find out how they are used in the world of graphic design and art. First, consider why some colors work so well together in design, and others

With all the different variants of “green,” “gold,” and “gray” falling under the same umbrella, it’s hardly surprising that there are relatively many colors beginning with the letter G. They should provide a jumping-off point to get started in your search for the perfect color. For clarity’s sake, we’ve removed most of the “gray” vs. “grey”

As an artist or designer, color theory is one of your main resources for making important color decisions and creating ideal color combinations. Indeed, color theory is the methodology surrounding aesthetically-appealing visual art or graphic design. Likewise, understanding how color models and schemes work can be an incredible advantage whether you are creating a user-friendly

If you’re like most people, you probably haven’t spent much time wondering about how the multiple colors on a TV or a coffee table book are created. You may be surprised to learn that different mediums require diverse processes for color creation. These diverse processes of color creation are based on different color models, which

Color balance is one of the most important elements of photography and image processing — it’s a method of shifting the colors in a photograph to achieve a true-to-life look. You can change the color balance in the camera before taking a photo or in an editing program during post-processing. What Is Color Balance? Color

If you’ve found yourself looking for any color that starts with “Fun,” “Fresh,” “French,” or “Fire,” then this is for you! This collection of colors beginning with the letter F may not be as long as some other alphabetical entries, but there are still plenty of colors to choose from. No matter what specific color family you’re

There are relatively few colors that begin with the letter E, especially when you compare them to C or D. However, we still found more than one hundred individual colors, largely thanks to some common prefixes like “electric” and “English.” This collection is a good jumping-off point to help you find the perfect color for your latest project. Here’s a list

With “deep” and “dark” both starting with the same letter, it’s no surprise that quite a few colors begin with the letter D. If you’re looking for a dark, dull, deep, or desert-y color for your latest project, this collection should have something to meet your criteria! Here’s a list of colors that start with D,

There are tons of colors that begin with the letter C. If you’ve ever described a color as “clear,” “cold,” or “cool,” then there’s a pretty good chance you’ll find it listed below. We’ve collected more than two hundred colors for you to check out. This should help you find the color that you’re looking for, no