Our Color Palettes
Choose from your favorite artists including...
Nine Inspired Styles
Our Modern Art series takes inspiration from artists in the United States, Europe, and Japan.
These carefully selected artists were chosen to represent art styles throughout the ages.
Choose from palettes inspired by your favorite paintings and artists.
Here we have our Oslo Palette inspired by Picasso's Blue Period alongside our Retro Palette inspired by the works of Georgia O' Keefe.
Monet
Our "Monet" palette is inspired by his Water Lilies series.
Lavender Purple is used for water elements and takes inspiration from 'Water-Lilies, 1903'.
Olive Green displays land features and draws inspiration from 'Japanese Bridge and Water Lily Pond' 1899.
Lastly, Plum Pink depicts road and building features. This color invokes the lilies from 'White Water Lilies' 1895.
Gogh
Our "Gogh" palette is inspired by the works of Vincent Van Gogh.
The deep contrast between Yellows and Blues drew inspiration from the compositions of The Starry Night 1889, Wheatfield with Crows 1890, and Café Terrace at Night 1888 collectively.
Sunset
Our "Sunset" palette is inspired by the works of Edvard Munch, an expressionist painter from the 1800s.
The primary source of inspiration for this palette is "The Scream" 1893.
The paintings "Anxiety" 1894, "Despair", 1892, and "The Night Wanderer" 1924 were other sources of inspiration.
Natural Earth
Our "Natural Earth" palette is inspired by the works of Georges Seurat, a French post-impressionist artist from the 1800s.
The hues and color composition drew inspiration from "Bathers at Asnières" 1884.
Another source of inspiration is "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte" 1884.
BeacH
Our "Beach" palette is inspired by the Ukiyo-e art style popular in Japan during the 1700s.
The primary source of inspiration is the "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" 1831 by the artist Hokusai.
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