Have you ever stopped and just stared at an incredible colored sunset? The sky really can be such a masterpiece of color, with almost every hue available on any given day. Whether it’s a collection of fiery reds and oranges or deep, meditative purples; the sunset can be such a brilliant sight that inspires us to create and enjoy the moment.
I’ve put together a beautiful collection of color palettes, inspired by incredible sunsets for you to peruse. Let this range of color schemes inspire your art projects – or just encourage you to stop and stare up a little more!
All of these color palettes and more are included in The Color Cube!
27 Breath-Taking Sunset Sky Inspired Color Palettes
Please feel free to share these color palettes or use them on your own website or social media, as long as you provide attribution and a link back to this article. You can also share any of these color palettes to Pinterest, but please do not upload to Pinterest directly.
I’ve saved these 27 sunset color palettes (and more) to my Color Palettes board on Pinterest so you can follow, save, and repin your favorites!
What are your thoughts on the sky as an inspiration to your art?
If you loved these unique combinations, make sure to check out my Arrtx Marker & Pencil Review where I colored a beautiful sunset with some really non-traditional colors.
Please share your thoughts in the comments below and repin your favorites to Pinterest!
Get 250 color palettes in an interactive format that you can use on your tablet or mobile device for instant access to a library of color inspiration with The Color Catalog.
Browse by color, keyword or collection and find the perfect color palette in just a few taps.
The Color Cube makes color selection easy and fun! With 250 color palettes as handy cards to help build your confidence in choosing colors that look good.
Grab your favorite color palettes to compare, match the colors right up against whatever you are working on, or even clip them to your project to come back to later.
Each card features the image and colors on the front for inspiration, and then the colors again on the back, right up to the edge of the card. The back also includes the hex codes for digital artists, as well as darker and lighter shades of each color.
For even more inspiration, check out these blogs too!
Create an epic galaxy sky with me in this step by step blog, where I take on Kerby Rosanes’ Worlds within Worlds coloring book. Check out this tutorial HERE.
If you’re looking for more skies, check out this spectacular collection of color combinations in my Spectacular Skies Blog!
I love these posts with the color palettes, but I really miss that there is no number from the color cube to go with it. So that I don’t have to go through all cards to find these specific cards and the matching companion. Is that possible. Or am I missing something