

Meditations in Color
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@MeditateColor
An archive of the color of art history. A drawing system that builds new work from its palettes. By @Pixel0Symphony







Joaquín Sorolla, Aragón, 1914, read through its key colors.




Introducing Meditations in Color. I built it as the color archive and drawing studio I always wanted: a way to experiment with palettes from artworks I love, distill their colors, follow an artist’s chromatic journey, and find inspiration. A meditation, in color. @MeditateColor

Introducing Meditations in Color. I built it as the color archive and drawing studio I always wanted: a way to experiment with palettes from artworks I love, distill their colors, follow an artist’s chromatic journey, and find inspiration. A meditation, in color. @MeditateColor

Introducing Meditations in Color. I built it as the color archive and drawing studio I always wanted: a way to experiment with palettes from artworks I love, distill their colors, follow an artist’s chromatic journey, and find inspiration. A meditation, in color. @MeditateColor


The palette of Franz Marc's Horse in a Landscape (1910). A palette reading from the archive of Meditations in Color @MeditateColor



Introducing Meditations in Color. I built it as the color archive and drawing studio I always wanted: a way to experiment with palettes from artworks I love, distill their colors, follow an artist’s chromatic journey, and find inspiration. A meditation, in color. @MeditateColor

Introducing Meditations in Color. I built it as the color archive and drawing studio I always wanted: a way to experiment with palettes from artworks I love, distill their colors, follow an artist’s chromatic journey, and find inspiration. A meditation, in color. @MeditateColor