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Art & Design

87 tools

Prompts for drawing, painting, photography, craft and design projects, plus real colour tooling — palettes, gradients and WCAG contrast. A spark for a daily practice, a classroom art lesson, or breaking through creative block. Broad artistic mediums, moods and techniques, not any single artist's protected style.

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Choosing the right art & design tool

Two families live here, and they answer different questions. The **prompt tools** tell you what to make: a subject, a constraint, a brief. They draw from curated lists, so each page shows a sample before you commit to it. The **colour tools** produce actual values — hex, RGB and HSL — with a defined mathematical relationship between them. That distinction matters, because until this catalogue had colour tooling, every colour page here returned a written description of a palette rather than any colours.

Colour Palette Generator
You want a set of colours that work together and are not sure which relationship you need. It offers all six harmonies in one place.
Complementary, Analogous and Triadic generators
You already know the relationship you want. Complementary for maximum contrast, analogous for calm, triadic for three distinct but balanced colours.
Colour Contrast Pair Generator
The question is whether text will be readable, which a harmony cannot answer — hue relationships say nothing about luminance.
Random Gradient Generator
You need a background rather than a palette, and want the CSS ready to paste.
Drawing and photography prompts
You want something to make rather than something to make it with.
Constraint and challenge generators
The blank page is not the problem — you want a restriction to work against, which usually produces better work than an open brief.

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