{ Adobe Kuler }

Number three on my Top Ten List for Designer Resources on the Web is Adobe Kuler. Adobe Kuler is an Internet application that lets you create individual color schemes with various colors. Much like any color wheel Adobe Kuler has the possibility to create thousands of color combinations. Adobe Kuler is a easy website to pick up. One of the best features on Adobe Kuler is the ability to create a color scheme from any photograph. All you have to do is upload an image on the website and it will find five colors that it believes look good with each other. Once you have created a color scheme that you enjoy you then can save that scheme and it will be kept in your color themes. Since this website is created by Adobe it's a reliable color source. I would suggest Adobe Kuler to anyone who loves mixing colors and creating color schemes to use in designs.

Below I have shared the link to Adobe Kuler, along with some photos from Adobe Kuler that may help you better understand Adobe Kuler and what it has to offer.

{ Adobe Kuler Link }

This is what the homepage for Adobe Kuler looks like. Here you can pick from what kind of color scheme your looking for. For example this photo is showing an Analogous color scheme. You have the option to change the colors the wheel had selected. If you like the color scheme you can then save it into your color themes.

 This is what the explore page looks like. It shows you the most popular color scheme, or even random schemes. If you find one you like you can then save it into your themes. 

This is what happens when you upload your own images. It tries to find a color scheme from your image. You can pick the color mood you want Adobe Kuler to pick up on, for example this one is showing a colorful color mood. Once you have a color scheme that you like you 

can save it into your themes. 

Happy Coloring!!!

{Top Ten List for Designer Resources on the Web }

For a class assignment we had to create a top ten list of anything that could relate back to our blogs. Since this blog is about design I decided to share my top ten websites to use when it comes to finding design resources on the web. In the next couple of days I'll go more in depth on each of my top tens. I've linked each designer resource for easy access and to give you a chance to check them out yourself.For now here is my top ten list. Hope this can be just as helpful for you as it's to me.

{Top Ten List for Designer Resources on the Web }

{1}  Pinterest – social media site used for bookmarking

{2}  Behance -  social media site used for connecting with other designers around the world

{3}  Adobe Kuler- used for everything color related. Helpful for creating color pallets

{4}  Fontshop- a blog connecting font lovers from around the world

{5}  Font in Use – used to help identify typefaces

{6}  Awwwards – award site for designers and web developers

{7}  The Design Encyclopedia – references material for designers

{8}  Typophile – font identify website. Helps connect experts in type with other designers around the world

{9}  Font Squirrel- font downloading website

{10} Ad Club of Buffalo- helps connect designers with other designers in their area. Can be used or job searches also.