Visualizing the Color Sphere

This tidytuesday dataset of colors labels is like the perfect confluence of interests for me! I've started learning how to do digital art to illustrate characters for a D&D campaign: Which means I've been looking a <em> lot </em> at a color picker that uses Hue, Saturation and Lightness sliders (even though they're not labelled that way). But I've had an interest in colors and color theory for a while.

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Front Matter
Published
2025-07-12
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https://doi.org/10.59350/r17es-6vy23
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Art, Technology, and Culture
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Visualizing the Color Sphere

Josef Fruehwald
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Art, Technology, and Culture
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Visualizing the Color Sphere

Josef Fruehwald
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Abstract

This tidytuesday dataset of colors labels is like the perfect confluence of interests for me! I've started learning how to do digital art to illustrate characters for a D&D campaign: Which means I've been looking a <em> lot </em> at a color picker that uses Hue, Saturation and Lightness sliders (even though they're not labelled that way). But I've had an interest in colors and color theory for a while.

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