Pantone® forecasts the fashion trends for each season based on the New York and London Fashion Weeks. The 12 Spring 2018 colours for NY Fashion Week are as follows:
I often see colour palettes based on the Pantone® colours, but I could find nothing online to indicate which colours these convert to in pencil and marker sets. So, as usual, I decided to create my own chart and share it with you all!
Use this chart to convert the 12 Spring 2018 Pantone® colours to the closest matches of Prismacolor Premier, Faber Castell Polychromos, Spectrum Noir Markers and Dual Brush Tombow Markers. Using this palette in your colouring adds something special to the piece as it's "on trend", and a different twist on standard colour palettes pulled from photographs. It could even be one coloured page, four times a year, to keep in a folder and look back on the colour trends. You could create a collage around your coloured page using fabrics and cut-outs of the same colours to make interesting wall art that can be changed with each season.
It took hours to do as I had to first of all identify the colour matches by testing and swatching four different media, then create the chart on the PC, then print it and colour it in, then scan it BACK onto the PC, then smooth the colours so it looks neat and tidy, then upload here! I really hope it can be a useful resource for you all and if you'd like me to do this for future Pantone palettes I'd be happy to- just let me know in the comments :)
Click the button below to download the reference chart.
Use this chart to convert the 12 Spring 2018 Pantone® colours to the closest matches of Prismacolor Premier, Faber Castell Polychromos, Spectrum Noir Markers and Dual Brush Tombow Markers. Using this palette in your colouring adds something special to the piece as it's "on trend", and a different twist on standard colour palettes pulled from photographs. It could even be one coloured page, four times a year, to keep in a folder and look back on the colour trends. You could create a collage around your coloured page using fabrics and cut-outs of the same colours to make interesting wall art that can be changed with each season.
It took hours to do as I had to first of all identify the colour matches by testing and swatching four different media, then create the chart on the PC, then print it and colour it in, then scan it BACK onto the PC, then smooth the colours so it looks neat and tidy, then upload here! I really hope it can be a useful resource for you all and if you'd like me to do this for future Pantone palettes I'd be happy to- just let me know in the comments :)
Click the button below to download the reference chart.
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