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Lots of people struggle to come up with attractive color combinations when designing logos, banners or web sites. So, here's an easy technique that only takes a few minutes.

What You Need:

1. An image that you like, maybe one that you think ties in with theme of whatever you're designing.

2. A paint program with an eye dropper tool.

Method:

1. Load image into your paint program.

2. If you want a color scheme consisting of colors that are in browser color-safe palette, and your paint program (not every program does) has a function to convert images into color-safe palettes, use it now.

If you don't know what I mean by color-safe palette, see http://www.graphicsacademy.com/what_colorsafe.php

If your want color-safe colors, but your paint program doesn't have a function to convert images into it, don't worry, I'll show you how to convert colors manually at end of this article. In this case, proceed with steps 3 and 4, and then at end manually convert each of your chosen colors to browser-safe colors using method explained below.

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1. You must publish article in full and unedited (except that you may omit this Terms and Conditions section, you may omit word count, and you may correct any typos that you might find). 2. If you publish on a web site: (i) you must make ALL links clickable, (ii) you may format article to fit within your web site's design, (iii) you must include copyright notice and "About Author" section at end. 3. If you publish in an ezine: (i) your ezine must be opt-in with your users having specifically elected to subscribe to your ezine and with ability to unsubscribe at any time, (ii) you must include all link URLs unedited and in full, (iii) you may format article to your ezine's layout, (iv) you must include copyright notice and "About Author" section at end. 4. To maximum extent permissible under law, this article is provided "AS IS" without warranties of any kind whether express or implied. 5. These terms and conditions shall be governed by and construed in accordance with laws of England and Wales. Any disputes arising from matters relating to this article shall be exclusively subject to jurisdiction of courts of England and Wales. You agree that any legal action against Answers 2000 Limited (or its directors, officers, or employees) relating to this article or this agreement will be brought in courts of London, England, however Answers 2000 Limited reserves right to pursue breach of these terms in any jurisdiction.

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Lots of people struggle to come up with attractive color combinations when designing logos, banners or web sites. So, here's an easy technique that only takes a few minutes.

What You Need:

1. An image that you like, maybe one that you think ties in with theme of whatever you're designing.

2. A paint program with an eye dropper tool.

Method:

1. Load image into your paint program.

2. If you want a color scheme consisting of colors that are in browser color-safe palette, and your paint program (not every program does) has a function to convert images into color-safe palettes, use it now.

If you don't know what I mean by color-safe palette, see http://www.graphicsacademy.com/what_colorsafe.php

If your want color-safe colors, but your paint program doesn't have a function to convert images into it, don't worry, I'll show you how to convert colors manually at end of this article. In this case, proceed with steps 3 and 4, and then at end manually convert each of your chosen colors to browser-safe colors using method explained below.