It’s really amazing how many colors there really are in the ocean – it’s not just blue. There’s ice blue, sea green, pale pink, and even a little orange when the light shines on it or the sand peeks through. I find it so amazing how everything in nature is so well designed and so beautiful. God is the ultimate artist. =)
So we’re using sea colors in this design, blues and slight shades of green and pinks, paired with bold sans serif type. She’s going for a clean, modern look – sidebar header, two column, etc. I’m loving it and am looking forward to sharing the finished design!
gah… lovin’ these colors!
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Love this inspiration board! I’ve been looking at slightly similar colours for my website design (though I’m leaning more towards blue & turquoise) but am currently trying to focus on picking out a template for it. I’ve got my eye on this WordPress one but it’s not EXACTLY my style… Ugh, starting to feel a little desperate. But I’m sure I’ll come across something sooner or later. :)
Oooh, fun! Yeah, I love these colors…especially the pink with the orange. =) So pretty!
You’re working on a website?! Awesome! I can’t wait to see what you do! ;) And I know you’ll find the right template.
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