A 1930s Painter Still Picks Your Color Palettes Today

Описание: The Color Scheme Dictionary started with Japanese painter Sanzo Wada, who created color references for fashion designers in the 1930s. Kyoto publisher Seigensha packed 348 of those combinations into a pocket-sized book. CMYK values for digital use. Tear-out color chips to match shades in person.
Volume 2 pulls from Japanese seasonal traditions. 72 combinations themed across the year. Another 165 drawn from early-20th-century fashion, interior, and graphic design.
Outfits, wallpapers, tattoos, branding. A painter who combined colors a century ago is still helping people choose.