Interaction of Color by Josef Albers

Interaction of Color

Josef Albers / 1963

Josef Albers' masterpiece on color perception and relativity. Through nested squares and careful juxtaposition, Albers demonstrates that color is the most relative medium in art — a foundational text for any designer working with palette systems.

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#F0E4C9 background RGB 240 228 201
#2E2014 ink RGB 46 32 20
#C85A24 accent RGB 200 90 36
#6B8F5E support RGB 107 143 94
#D4A847 neutral RGB 212 168 71
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CSS Variables

:root {
  --palette-background: #F0E4C9;
  --palette-ink: #2E2014;
  --palette-accent: #C85A24;
  --palette-support: #6B8F5E;
  --palette-neutral: #D4A847;
}

Tailwind Config

{
  "palette-background": "#F0E4C9",
  "palette-ink": "#2E2014",
  "palette-accent": "#C85A24",
  "palette-support": "#6B8F5E",
  "palette-neutral": "#D4A847"
}

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