Tag: pantone

If you’re in Monaco this summer and are a big PANTONE fan, you won’t want to miss the PANTONE Café. The café is unsurprisingly bursting with colour, and that even extends to the food on offer. To fit with the...

Pantone Color Institute has announced its newest PANTONE Colour, and it’s called Minion Yellow, after the bizarre little critters from the Despicable Me films from Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment. PANTONE says that Minion Yellow is “an illuminating, energetic, friendly...

Easter is upon us, and today we’re bringing you our favourite things from the world of Easter-related creativity, from chocolate eggs to fashion, DIY, packaging and typography. Enjoy!   Prestat’s classy packaging might almost make you resist the urge to eat the chocolate...

Clemens Habicht’s  1000 COLOURS is a CMYK colour gamut jigsaw puzzle of 1000 pieces. Each tile is an individual colour and the task is to place each colour exactly in relation to every other colour.   “The idea came from enjoying...

American photographer Jordan Sullivan thought the desert and its sky as a pantone in his series “Death Valley”. We see mountains summits shaping their horizon’s lines on purple, pink, yellow and blue backgrounds. via | Don’t forget to follow Feeldesain on Twitter + Facebook  + Pinterest to get...

Creative Beer Packaging Pairs Beer Colors With Their Matching Pantone Shades   Spanish creative agency Txaber has created a fun packaging design for beer that pairs the color of each type of beer with its corresponding Pantone shade. Simply by looking at the...

Paris-based freelance designer Aline Houdé-Diebolt has a project that will appeal to fans of color-coded spreads and PANTONE. Her project ‘Kinder PANTONE’ features photographs of Kinder Bueno toys carefully arranged according to their PANTONE colors, from the vibrant green of...

OgilvyOne is well versed in the areas of creative digital communications, and more traditional print works, and decided to realize a project that blends these two disciplines into an art installation for their very own london office. the result is‘paper pixels’ (originally...

Based in San Francisco, designer professor and illustrator Miguel Cardona started drawing on an unlikely medium, the paper coffee cup, last year—by now, he has created an impressive collection of beautifully illustrated take-away cups. The contours of the paper cup...

The Pantone Matching System is undoubtedly the most famous color definition/measurement standard in the world. Its fascination goes right beyond the boundaries of graphic and fashion designers, architects and creatives in general, reaching a various range of objects and gadgets,...