How to create a colour scheme from an image
Choosing the right colour schemes for your website is an important factor in achieving the desired results.
Website designers use tools to create complimentary colour schemes for business logos and website designs. There are many tools available to reinvent unique designs.
Most holiday companies use pale blue as this represents the sea and sky, companies such as Thomson and First Choice and even ABTA use pale blue.
Below are a few images to show how the colour combinations can be identified. We already know the colour’s work well together and the overall feel of the colour combinations blend well.
When the main colour’s have been selected we create call to action buttons, headings, text colour’s, backgrounds and logos so the website branding is memorable and lasting.
Nature colour palettes
Soft colour palettes
Pretty colour palettes
Using AI to create color and branding styles
Now we know that obtaining a stunning colour combination can be taken from a photograph we can give AI the image and ask for a fully branded guide for your business.
Colour Combos
A colour board for web designers to find compatible color schemes.
Colour Lovers
Join the color lovers community to find the latest trends and color combo’s or join in and submit your own.
Adobe Kuler
A cool new tool from Adobe with enormous amount of colour schemes and pallets.
Paletton
A colour wheel for inspirational and creative ideas for branding and websites.
Summary
Finding the brand identity for your business is now easier than ever. You can still outsource this work and get some help but there are tools to help you generate some ideas.
One the whole we go for colours that suit the business i.e. using green for Gardeners and blue for mechanics, just because consumers have expectations.
Soft colours for therapy for woman, strong colours for male content such as gyms.
I can help with your colour branding if you want to discuss a project.