I think yours will easily fit the bill
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I think yours will easily fit the bill
When will your fonts be there?
Yeah, I did not give up. I just am constantly doing 10 things at a time so I did not have the chance to resubmit it yet.
rejected
I changed it to a class C more readable combo
Yes! but Figma did not let me publish a plug-in yet I have to look into why
any google font you would suggest (i only have a limited choise over on itch.io)
meodai.itch.io/token-beam
If you want to beam color tokens from and to @aseprite.org, I got you covered.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETDr...
Shipped: 6-18 bit RGB modes. CGA, AGA, VGA, SVGA nostalgia included. 👾 meodai.github.io/color-palett...
Great read. I had no idea an article about a single keyboard key could be this entertaining.
I wrote an essay about the history of the [Fn] key, and my annoyance with how Apple has been handling it for the last many years.
Hope you enjoy it! aresluna.org/fn/
Everything u r not paying for, someone else is. At some point you have to draw an arbitrary line.
Freemium platforms set limits where you can reasonably try the product, but still have a reason to subscribe.
The main alternative is ads everywhere, and I suspect the complaints would just move there
feel free to reach out for feedback, I was looking for pixel-people specifically to give me feedback! I'm even willing to send chocolate :D
PS just added this little table with presets if you scroll down
you can already play with me current version of it: meodai.github.io/color-palett... and let me know whatever you want :D
have you clicked the link?
what exactly do you want. Paste a bunch of hex colors and get the closest unique color for each of them or just the closest color?
imagine when creating your palette, having a live view on the right, where the colors sit in OKHSL for example
now have a side-pannel with meodai.github.io/color-palett... !!!! <3
Added a new feature to create color ramp palettes, mostly used in pixel art. Add stops to a grid and it will automatically connect them.
You can also create ramps in the linear palette itself now over 2 or multiple colors, arrange them. artbuddy.urlich.ch/artpalette/
click the link, read the stuff :D
I’ve been trying to build this for years. Finally getting there.
Palette analysis like DawnBringer or Censor, but in real time.
I want feedback while picking colors, not after the fact. I think this direct feedback loop makes it much easier to make informed decisions when composing a palette.
Nothing to do with that project but it would take me about 10 minutes to code this ’any color to excel color finder’ 😅
Stacking up the gamut clipped 2d versions 😅 github.com/meodai/color...
absolutely doable, since the shader already does all the work
The clipped 3D versions all work now. 🎉
They’re still a bit slow, but seeing the gamut boundaries properly in 3D already feels pretty satisfying. Check it out: meodai.github.io/color-palett...
Its a shader
An abstract pen plot of many tessellated triangles each shaded with hatch marks of overlapping CMY strokes creating a myriad of other colors.
Detail from an abstract pen plot of many tessellated triangles each shaded with hatch marks of overlapping CMY strokes creating a myriad of other colors. The detail shows the individual hatch marks of cyan, yellow, and magenta pen strokes.
Detail from an abstract pen plot of many tessellated triangles each shaded with hatch marks of overlapping CMY strokes creating a myriad of other colors. The detail shows the individual hatch marks of cyan, yellow, and magenta pen strokes.
Hatched CMY Delaunay triangulation. I call these “umbrellas” because they remind me of the view above of a crowded beach.
CMY archival inks on 11x15 watercolor paper using a vintage HP 7585B pen plotter with Python.
Available in my shop: shop.paulrickards.com/wildcards/
#PenPlotter
