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Re: How an Artist Chooses a Color Palette
      Fri Dec 20 2024 04:43 AM

Wonderful article that captures the thoughtful process behind selecting a color palette! For anyone looking to dive deeper into specific color choices, I recommend checking out https://skylum.com/color-palettes/teal. Teal is such a versatile color—it can evoke tranquility, balance, or even energy depending on how it's used. Exploring detailed palettes like this can really inspire artists to experiment and find unique combinations for their work!

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