Colour palettes drawn out of photographs. Every tone gets a name and a hex value, set against the picture it came from — published daily to the @volkovaloveu accounts on Threads, TikTok and Pinterest.
A running catalogue of colour, built one photograph at a time. Each card pairs two or three tones lifted from a real image with the names and hex codes needed to reuse them.
Every colour carries a name — Rumba Red, Ponderosa Pine, Edge of Space — matched from a catalogue of over 31,000 so a palette reads like language, not like data.
Tones are sampled from photography rather than invented, so each palette holds together the way the original light did.
Hex values are printed on every card. Copy a pair straight into a design, a room, a wardrobe, a brand.
Recent cards, as published.
The cards are produced with a private in-house tool, built for this project and used by one person to run one set of accounts.
The tool connects only to accounts owned by this project, through official platform APIs, using the scopes the owner approves. It reads no other account's data.
Uploads and publishes the project's own image posts through the TikTok Login Kit and Content Posting API.
Publishes the project's own posts and reads the engagement figures for those same posts.
Creates Pins on the project's own boards and keeps their titles, descriptions and links consistent.
Yes. The hex values are printed so they can be copied and used. The card images themselves remain the property of this project.
No. It is a private tool with a single operator and no sign-up. Only the operator's own accounts are ever connected to it.
Access tokens for the project's own connected accounts, the images and captions prepared for publishing, and engagement figures for the project's own posts. Nothing is sold or shared. The full detail is in the Privacy Policy.
By email at [email protected].
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