Author: Zhu Linjun
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: The world of color is a realm where designers showcase the infinite charm of color. Finding the desired color in the vast world of color often takes designers a significant amount of time. In modern society, high-efficiency and high-quality design works are required. The "Design Color Gold and Silver Handbook" arranges the blue, red, yellow, and black in color into combinations based on the color changes between CMYB, adding 50% gold (50% silver), and organizes them into three major color series: two-color plus 50% gold (50% silver), three-color plus 50% gold (50% silver), and four-color plus 50% gold (50% silver). These series serve as a standard for color design with 50% gold (50% silver) usage, and the colors are systematically combined in increments of 10% (with a few exceptions) according to specific color data, resulting in 49,536 colors. These colors are labeled using the international standard color data "C, M, Y, B," thereby meeting the needs of designers and enhancing the practical value of the "Design Color Gold and Silver Handbook." In practical applications, to strengthen the visual impression of color for quick reference, each single page and double page are organized into a unit color system with 144 color block combinations, creating a complete and independent visual effect for both single and double pages. May the "Design Color Gold and Silver Handbook" become a valuable assistant for designers.
Design Color Gold and Silver Manual
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