Pantone’s Guide to Communicating with Color
Pantone’s Guide to Communicating with Color by Leatrice Eiseman, published by Adams Media on October 16, 2000, is a comprehensive resource for designers seeking to enhance their understanding of color. This edition, consisting of 144 pages, presents proven color principles essential for creating effective designs. Utilizing Pantone’s universal color system, the book simplifies the process of color selection, making it accessible for designers across various specialties and experience levels.
Readers will find a wealth of information on hundreds of color combinations and principles necessary for effective design. Each lesson is illustrated with examples, allowing designers to apply the concepts directly to their work. The guide focuses on key aspects of art and color theory, providing practical insights that can be utilized in a range of design projects. This resource serves as a valuable tool for anyone looking to refine their color choices and improve their design outcomes.
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· Over 80,000 copies sold
· Features proven color principles designers need to create effective designs
· Employs Pantone’s universal color system to make color selections easy
This authoritative guide presents hundreds of color combinations and color principles needed to create effective designs. Every lesson is demonstrated by example, enabling designers of all specialties and levels of experience to make the best color choices for every type of design.
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