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| "How can you not be inspired by the tribal energy of Flickr's global photo gallery – it is a playground of color palettes. While I was creating a version of In The Mod that brought the website directly into Adobe® Illustrator®, I knew I had to connect the dots! That led me to the brilliant programmer Kelvin Luck – the developer of Flashr, a tool that allows Flash files to communicate with Flickr. We combined it with ITM to search and retrieve Flickr images and extract 1 - 1000s of colors into Photoshop® or Illustrator® CS3 as well as the incredible Processing." – Dr. Woohoo! |
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| "When I first began the quest to find beautiful color palettes, one of the original objectives was to capture colors as quickly as possible so as not to disrupt the fleeting creative process. One day I was in my office inspired by the colors of my red t-shirt and smokey gray pants and I wanted to capture them right away and begin to design with them without having to take a picture, transfer it to my hard drive, ahhhh! lol. With the ITM: WebCam Edition, you can capture the colors from your webcam images directly into this app, visualize and then extract 1-1000s of colors, and save them to Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator CS3 or as an xml file for Processing." – Dr. Woohoo! |
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| "I was on a road trip in northern New Mexico with my daughter as the sun began to set over the fields filled with tall cream-colored grass and purple haze hills. My daughter snapped a photo and then boom! it hit me; There must be a way to transform the beautiful colors we have stored in our camera, in iPhoto and on my computer, into digital color palettes. That lead to creating the ITM: Your Images Edition, which allows you to drag-n-drop an image into the app and extract thousands of colors into color palettes for Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator CS3 or as an xml file for Processing." – Dr. Woohoo! |
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"Traditional painters mix-n-match colors on a palette. But on the computer the task is laborious and disrupted my creative flow. That fueled the original ITM: Online Edition, which allows you to search its database by the artist's name and extract the colors into Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, or as an XML file for Flash, Processing and After Effects." |
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