Neon Party
I’ve had a love for neon ever since I can remember—back in the late 80s I outfitted myself almost entirely in DayGlo colors. So ever since I got my set of Pantone Plus books, I’ve been dying to incorporate some…
I’ve had a love for neon ever since I can remember—back in the late 80s I outfitted myself almost entirely in DayGlo colors. So ever since I got my set of Pantone Plus books, I’ve been dying to incorporate some…
This colorful piece by Zutto features a monastery in Spain where Christopher Columbus received the Catholic Royal Family’s support to star his trip to The Indies. It was created as part of an outdoor exhibition to celebrate 100 historical moments…
This colorful message, by holds no water, seems perfectly appropriate for this week.
Strangely and sadly it’s been unseasonably warm around here lately. So I’m loving this image, by Sheng Han, that feels very Fall to me.
I’m loving the warm combination of colors in this piece by Jose Favian Sosa
There are some pretty amazing colors going on in this photo by Cari Ann Wayman.
Not the typical type of image I like to post for Color Happy, but I was really struck by the color palette of J. Crew’s homepage this week.
This photo, by fetie, stopped me in my tracks when I first laid eyes on it. Gorgeous.
Almost three months later I’m still feeling Hawaii withdrawal from time to time. This photo by Clark Maxwell brings me back.
This fall weather is drawing me to fall color palettes like this one from a photograph by Helen of Tartlette. Check out the accompanying recipe for Heirloom Tomato and Olive Tapenade Tartlettes on right here. Yum.
This playful card game packaging pattern was designed by Studio Pounce.
This colorful birthday parade was dreamt up by Esther Aarts.
This vintage specimen is from series of pharmaceutical ads found in Sandi Vincent’s photostream.
Zara Picken recently created four maps for Lonely Planet’s current issue. The one below features Quebec, but you can see the rest right here.
Why oh why can’t luggage tags still look this cool? Photos one and two from Millie Motts’ flickr stream.
Beautiful stripes by Dave & Anna Douglass.
This colorful snippet was taken from a Monoblock bag (see below) designed by Gemma Correll.
Yet another great illustration from Luke Bott. Love it.