After 15 minutes of getting frustrated I said “I can build this.” And so I did using HTML, CSS, and the tiniest bit of JavaScript. And because it’s a webpage… why limit myself to one kind of grid? I’m able to support ~7 grids types using different kinds of background gradients:

Grids
Dot Grids
Isomorphic Grids
Isomorphic Dot Grids
Dual Hex Grids
Perspective Grids
Two-Point Perspective Grids

I made mine in InDesign-the inside, covers in Photoshop, and I bind them with waxed thread... And it's awesome, I can pick and choose paper weight, colour 👌

So if you have the option, go for it 😁 And of course show the end results

This notebook was created as a learning exercise to teach myself about color theory. I have interleaved some lightly altered prose from a variety of sources which I found informative, which I have made a best attempt to cite in the References section at the end of the notebook. I would like to extend my thanks to the cited authors for their work. Munsell color system Albert Munsell, an artist and professor of art at the Massachusetts Normal Art School wanted to create a rational way to describe color

Munsell color system

Especially
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