A stunning and comprehensive first colors picture book for young readers from the color experts,
Pantone: Colors is “an evocative exploration of the nuances of color . . . polished, eye-catching” —Publishers Weekly“Your kiddos will be tickled pink by Pantone’s extraordinary primer.” ―Daily Candy“Beautifully designed from cover to cover.” ―Booklist This artful introduction to the world of color goes above and beyond by presenting nine basic colors and 20 different shades of each basic color. Young readers will learn to identify colors in a variety of dark, light, and mid-tones, and will start identifying their favorite and least favorite shades.
- YELLOW: Lion yellow, taxicab yellow, banana yellow, honey yellow, French fry yellow, and more!
- ORANGE: Candlelight orange, sunrise orange, macaroni-and-cheese orange, pumpkin orange, and more!
- RED: Cherry red, ladybug red, coral red, ruby red, velvet red, lobster red, rose red, stop sign red, and more!
- PINK: Flamingo pink, bubblegum pink, worm pink, rubber band pink, eraser pink, azalea pink, cupcake pink, and more!
- AND MORE!
With a child-friendly design and sturdy packaging,
Pantone: Colors is a visual feast for the eyes, perfect for expanding young children’s color comprehension and visual development.
In 1963, PANTONE revolutionized the printing industry with the colorful PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEMŽ, an innovative tool allowing for the faithful selection, articulation, and reproduction of consistent, accurate color anywhere in the world.
Today, PANTONE serves not only as the premier color authority in trends, but as a consumer brand in apparel, housewares, accessories, arts and crafts, stationery and office supplies, home furnishings, and apps, offering products inspired by their signature chip design.
An iconic name in graphic design, fashion, publishing, and more, Pantone offers consumer products inspired by the signature Pantone chip design. Collect all the Abrams Pantone books to infuse your child’s bookshelf with a rainbow of bold colors and patterns!
Pantone revolutionized the graphic arts industry with the launch, in 1963, of the PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEMŽ, which enabled designers and printers to articulate and reproduce accurate color anywhere in the world. This system achieved global acceptance and quickly became the standard in color naming and matching. Today, Pantone serves not only as the premier color consultant and authority on trends but also as a consumer brand in apparel, housewares, accessories, arts and crafts, stationery and office supplies, home furnishings, electronics, and apps.
