Wetterberg

I've been looking for the ultimate way of generating/handling colour 

palettes in my patches for a while: I needed a system with which to 

organize a bunch of colours that could be picked from in my patches.

Well, while I was recently ordering business cards from the lovely 

lovely lovely company, moo.com I stumbled upon this site:

Looks great, and everything's set up to download these in a variety of 

Hope you like it, and I hope you didn't all know about this little gem 

I've been looking for the ultimate way of generating/handling colour 
palettes in my patches for a while: I needed a system with which to 
organize a bunch of colours that could be picked from in my patches.

Well, while I was recently ordering business cards from the lovely 
lovely lovely company, moo.com I stumbled upon this site:
http://www.colourlovers.com/

Looks great, and everything's set up to download these in a variety of 
formats.
Hope you like it, and I hope you didn't all know about this little gem 
already.
Andreas.


colour-palettes

> I've been looking for the ultimate way of generating/handling colour

> palettes in my patches for a while: I needed a system with which to

> organize a bunch of colours that could be picked from in my patches.

> Well, while I was recently ordering business cards from the lovely

> lovely lovely company, moo.com I stumbled upon this site:

> Looks great, and everything's set up to download these in a variety of

> Hope you like it, and I hope you didn't all know about this little gem

On 8/23/07, Andreas Wetterberg  wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> I've been looking for the ultimate way of generating/handling colour
> palettes in my patches for a while: I needed a system with which to
> organize a bunch of colours that could be picked from in my patches.
>
> Well, while I was recently ordering business cards from the lovely
> lovely lovely company, moo.com I stumbled upon this site:
> http://www.colourlovers.com/
>
> Looks great, and everything's set up to download these in a variety of
> formats.
> Hope you like it, and I hope you didn't all know about this little gem
> already.
> Andreas.
>

Being a color-fanatic, I like this site too. I especially like their 

interface for generating palettes. Another site similar to this is 

Adobe's Kuler site (complete with dashboard widget):

The interface is a little clunkier on the adobe site, but they have more 

features, like automatically generating complementary or analogous colors.

Being a color-fanatic, I like this site too.  I especially like their 
interface for generating palettes.  Another site similar to this is 
Adobe's Kuler site (complete with dashboard widget):

The interface is a little clunkier on the adobe site, but they have more 
features, like automatically generating complementary or analogous colors.

If anyone is interested in converting these standard HEX color values to 

integer RGB values, here is a little Javascript that does the job for me:

function HexToR(h) {return parseInt((cutHex(h)).substring(0,2),16)}

function HexToG(h) {return parseInt((cutHex(h)).substring(2,4),16)}

function HexToB(h) {return parseInt((cutHex(h)).substring(4,6),16)}

function cutHex(h) {return (h.charAt(0)=="#") ? h.substring(1,7):h}

If anyone is interested in converting these standard HEX color values to 
integer RGB values, here is a little Javascript that does the job for me:

function HexToR(h) {return parseInt((cutHex(h)).substring(0,2),16)}
function HexToG(h) {return parseInt((cutHex(h)).substring(2,4),16)}
function HexToB(h) {return parseInt((cutHex(h)).substring(4,6),16)}
function cutHex(h) {return (h.charAt(0)=="#") ? h.substring(1,7):h}

function anything()
{
	outlet(0,HexToR(messagename));
	outlet(1,HexToG(messagename));
	outlet(2,HexToB(messagename));
}

Colour palettes.