After spending an inordinate amount of time rewriting and improving my colour-tutorial, I’ve finally uploaded it to the (new) article>design section YAY!

Highlights:
- Added a test you can use to figure out your own colour preferences, utilize your collection better, and begin collecting more strategically
- Cut out some of the more speculative stuff regarding mixed colours and the 3-colour rule I wrote about in an earlier post.
- I’ve added a page on what you can use colourschemes for.
- I’ve added a couple of practical examples on how you can actually work with colourschemes in real life and get fairly decent colourschemes.
- Finally I’ve added a page with condensations of good colour-advice from CSF and links to further colour-resources.

If you have any links to good colour advice or colour discussions, I’d really like to hear about them because I know there’s so much more out there that I haven’t been able to find (especially on lugnet).

Anyways: Enjoy :)

And found a couple of little nuggets: First up a really cool step-ladder for your random large boring moc-surface, and a little gem of 3×4 greeble.

I don’t know if you’re interested in this kind of detail-highlight, with all the stuff being uploaded to flickr each day, but since I found it in a pretty old folder, a lot of people might have either missed or forgotten these.

The workload of the semester has finally lifted, and I’ve been working a lot on both my pages the last week and a half.

As some may have noticed, I’ve updated the left-menu to promote the article section more (not much to see yet, though), and am working on a complete re-write of the colour-tutorial I’ve been posting here in the blog.

While you wait, I thought I’d treat you to a little photoshop job I did for my personal page in danish (yeah, working on that one too, I need a job), but decided not to use anyways: