ONE MILLION
DOLLAR COMPANY.WORK 32 / THREE COLOURSAll the works ↗

THE SAME COLOUR, IN DIFFERENT COMPANY.

In Context.

One ribbon crosses two fields.
Change its surroundings. Look again.

One continuous colour.

RIBBON: #b3a781
In ContextOne continuous ribbon crosses two solid fields. The ribbon uses the same colour throughout.
The ribbon has one exact RGB colour from end to end. It may look different across the fields, or the difference may be small. There is no result to match.
Keep SVG
Left field 50% · Right field 50%

Move only where the fields meet. All three RGB colours and the ribbon’s shape stay fixed. Look again; there is no result to match.

Swapping changes only the two fields. The SVG keeps these three colours, the field split and the ribbon shape; your browser handles saving.

Three colours.

Choose a colour or type six hex digits. Apply each edit when you are ready.

Ribbon

#b3a781

Left field

#2c403a

Right field

#e9d7b5

One continuous ribbon crosses two fields. Its colour is the same all the way across.

Open a kept ribbon.

Choose an unchanged SVG kept from this ribbon desk, up to 16 KiB. Preview its three colours and field split, then choose whether to replace yours.

Apply any edited colours or finish picture reading before opening a ribbon. Opening changes no applied colours. Replacing keeps your picture, sampling choices and separate matching study.

Two colours, a near match OPTIONAL STUDY

Two colours, a near match.

Try making two different patch colours look close in their separate fields. Apply each colour yourself, then bring the pair together on one neutral field. Returning restores the two surroundings; it never changes the colours.

There is no universal match or score. Your display, surrounding light and way of seeing can change the effect. These four colours belong to this optional study; the ribbon and picture sampler keep their own choices.

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Two separate fields. The left and right patches each use their own applied RGB colour.
Keep both views SVG

Exchange swaps the two applied surroundings while both patch colours stay in place. Apply every edited colour first, and use the separate-fields view. Exchange again to reverse.

The SVG contains both views, your four study colours and the fixed neutral background. Your browser handles saving. Choices stay for this visit; nothing uploads or saves automatically.

Left patch

#a9ada0

Right patch

#b9b4a0

Left field

#29433d

Right field

#e7d6b3

Continue a kept matching study.

Open a complete SVG kept with “Keep both views SVG”. Review its four colours and both views before using it. Other SVG pictures are not supported. The file is read locally; nothing is uploaded.

Two separate patch colours, each in its own surroundings. Change and apply them, then bring the same pair together.

Bring colours from a picture OPTIONAL / ON THIS DEVICE

A colour you found.

Choose a local JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 8 MiB. Loading a picture changes no colours. It stays on this device and is never included in your SVG.

The shown copy is reduced to at most 720 pixels on its longest side. Samples come from this copy; they may differ from your original or another display.

Which colour should the next sample replace?