islamic_palettes: A list of color palettes inspired by Islamic art
In lambdamoses/IslamicArt: Color Palettes Inspired by Islamic Art
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This is a named list of character vectors with hex colors hand picked from
photos Islamic art to give some feel of the original art. Most of them are
from architecture. Art from the following cities were selected here:
Abu Dhabi, Alhambra, Cordoba, Damascus, Fes, Istanbul, Jerusalem, Konya,
Samarqand, and Shiraz. There is also a palette for an Ottoman tile color
scheme
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Format
An object of class list of length 16.
Details
Efforts were made to avoid overly similar colors in the same palettes as well
as colors that are too light. Some cities were not included not because they
are not awesome, but because it's difficult to make a good palette from
landmarks of those cities.
These are the names of palettes available and where they come fome:
- shiraz
Nasir al-Mulk Mosque, Shiraz, Iran
- shiraz2
The Jerrāḥ Pasha Quran Quran, Shiraz
- samarqand
Samarqand Shah-i-Zinda Necropolis
- samarqand2
Samarqand Bibi-Khanym Mosque tile
- abu_dhabi
Abu Dhabi Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
- istanbul
Istanbul Sultan Ahmed Mosque (Blue Mosque) exterior
- istanbul2
Blue Mosque interior
- istanbul3
Hagia Sophia interior
- konya
Konya Mevlana Museum
- jerusalem
Dome of the Rock
- fes
Panorama of Fes, Morocco
- fes2
Qarawiyyin University, Fes
- alhambra
Geometric tile of al-Andalus style
- cordoba
Great Mosque of Cordoba
- damascus
Umayyad Mosque, Damascus, Syria
- ottoman
Ottoman tile
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Description Usage Format Details
Description
This is a named list of character vectors with hex colors hand picked from photos Islamic art to give some feel of the original art. Most of them are from architecture. Art from the following cities were selected here: Abu Dhabi, Alhambra, Cordoba, Damascus, Fes, Istanbul, Jerusalem, Konya, Samarqand, and Shiraz. There is also a palette for an Ottoman tile color scheme
Usage
1 |
Format
An object of class list of length 16.
Details
Efforts were made to avoid overly similar colors in the same palettes as well as colors that are too light. Some cities were not included not because they are not awesome, but because it's difficult to make a good palette from landmarks of those cities.
These are the names of palettes available and where they come fome:
- shiraz
Nasir al-Mulk Mosque, Shiraz, Iran
- shiraz2
The Jerrāḥ Pasha Quran Quran, Shiraz
- samarqand
Samarqand Shah-i-Zinda Necropolis
- samarqand2
Samarqand Bibi-Khanym Mosque tile
- abu_dhabi
Abu Dhabi Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
- istanbul
Istanbul Sultan Ahmed Mosque (Blue Mosque) exterior
- istanbul2
Blue Mosque interior
- istanbul3
Hagia Sophia interior
- konya
Konya Mevlana Museum
- jerusalem
Dome of the Rock
- fes
Panorama of Fes, Morocco
- fes2
Qarawiyyin University, Fes
- alhambra
Geometric tile of al-Andalus style
- cordoba
Great Mosque of Cordoba
- damascus
Umayyad Mosque, Damascus, Syria
- ottoman
Ottoman tile
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