Introducing 4 exciting new volumes of colour ideas, with categories & collections that have been thoughtfully created to provide you with the perfect amount of variety and inspiration for your next art project, no matter what you’re working on.
Digital Colour Cube: 2nd Edition
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Introducing 4 exciting new volumes of colour ideas, with categories & collections that have been thoughtfully created to provide you with the perfect amount of variety and inspiration for your next art project, no matter what you’re working on.
Meet your new Digital Colour Cubes & Colour Companion
My team and I haven’t just re-invented the Colour Cube. We’ve completely re-shaped the digital experience that comes with it.

Instead of bulky PDF files with limited search functions, we’re working on an in-depth interactive web experience, built exclusively for art-lovers and creatives like you to get the most out of both your colour palettes and art supplies.
Browse your Second Edition Digital Colour Cubes by colour, keyword or collection – with new filters, search functions and detailed colour information.
Find matching art supplies for your favourite colours in just a few clicks, or convert your colours from one brand to another from a range of 50+ art supplies in our database (with more being added regularly!)
Purchase an optional Colour Companion subscription (with a lifetime offer available), and you’ll unlock even more features:
• Save unlimited art supplies in your own “Art Stash”, organised in the same order you have them on your desk
• Find the best colour matches in any product from your stash, or learn which 2 colours you can mix to make sure you have the closest match possible
• Create collections of your favourite colours and colour palettes
• Get access to exclusive online-only colour palette drops
• Create your own printable swatch charts or project sheets for any colour palette or brand from your stash
This is just the beginning, with more features and art supplies in the plans for 2026!
The Colour Companion Website and Digital Colour Cube access is now available in BETA.
What’s New?
• 585 new colour palettes, and 415 favourites from the Colour Cube First Edition (Across all 4 Colour Cubes*)
• New categories
• Separate British/US English versions (Colour vs Color)
• An entirely new, interactive digital experience
• Every colour hand-selected by Sarah, from photos by real, human artists (No AI art!)
VOLUME 1
• Enchanting Landscapes
• Sandy Shores
• Bold & Bright
• Beautiful Food
• Natural Wonder
• Summer
• Autumn
• Winter
• Spring
• Christmas Season
• Sweet Valentine
VOLUME 2
• Amazing Places
• Ocean Life
• Spectacular Skies
• Cityscapes
• Everyday Life
• Fun & Festive
• Petals & Blooms
• Farmer’s Table
• Cosmic Wonders
• Smooth Gradients
• Wonderful Wildlife
VOLUME 3
• Breathtaking Sunsets
• Coastal Views
• Floral Arrangements
• Interior Design
• Majestic Mountains
• Neon Glow
• Sugar Rush
• Retro Flair
• Rainbows
• Fancy Foods
• Beautiful Birds
VOLUME 4
• Cake-a-licious
• Cyberpunk
• Fantasy
• Pastel Tones
• Vintage Vibes
• Into the Woods
• Architecture
• Juicy Fruits
• Bugs & Butterflies
• Wedding Bliss
• Signature Drinks
New Volumes. New palettes. New Features.
Still the same beautiful, matte-finish colour cards people love.

Volumes & Collections
Introducing 4 exciting new volumes of colour ideas, with categories and collections that have been thoughtfully created to provide you with the perfect amount of variety and inspiration for your next art project, no matter what you’re working on.
Each new Volume includes a mix of favourite palettes from the original Color Cube, along with a huge range of new colours to inspire you!
Got Questions? We Have Answers!
Wondering what the difference is between Colour Cube 1st Edition & 2nd Edition? Find out more here:
This subscription won’t be bundled into the existing options, as it’s under a different payment system. So you can still order everything else and be confident you’re getting the best deal possible on all the 2nd Edition products.
Great question!
The main purpose of this update was to make some improvements to Volume 1 and 2, based on customer feedback. I’ve introduced tabs, updated the box, and redesigned more logical categories (while keeping variety in each cube for people who just want one)
Part of this included retiring 100 palettes from Volume 1 and 2, and expanding the range to include Volume 3 and 4.
The biggest change of all comes with the digital experience.
I’ll continue to share more over the coming weeks, and hopefully help make sense of how the new system works, and why we made the changes.
This is a full update and second edition of the Color Cube Volume 1 and 2. The boxes themselves are getting an update, and the palette cards have been reviewed and recategorized for a better experience.
Out of the original 500 palettes from the First Edition, 100 have been retired.
Alongside the new Volumes 1 and 2, the introduction of Volumes 3 and 4 gives more opportunities for better categories and variety, so any box has a huge range of colour choices on its own, without needing all 4.
There are a lot of other updates still to be announced, so it may be best to wait for the full launch before making a decision on which Color Cube is best for you.
Here’s the full breakdown of the changes to the palette cards:
Volume 1 (2nd Edition) keeps 160 from 1st Edition. I’ve moved 25 from Volume 2 (1st Ed.) and created 65 new palettes.
Volume 2 (2nd Edition) keeps 124 from 1st Edition. I’ve moved 15 from Volume 1 (1st Ed.) and created 111 new palettes.
Volume 3 (2nd Edition) includes 187 new palettes, plus 17 from Volume 1 (1st Ed.) and 46 from Volume 2 (1st Ed.).
Volume 4 (2nd Edition) includes 219 new palettes, plus 13 from Volume 1 (1st Ed.) and 18 from Volume 2 (1st Ed.).
All of the colour palettes have been renumbered and recategorised for a better overall experience. Each Volume includes a mix of palettes from the original Volumes 1 and 2, along with new palettes.
Volume 1 (2nd Edition) includes 65 new palettes, 160 from Volume 1 (1st Edition) and 25 from Volume 2 (1st Edition).
Volume 2 (2nd Edition) includes 111 new palettes, 15 from Volume 1 (1st Edition) and 124 from Volume 2 (1st Edition).
Volume 3 (2nd Edition) includes 187 new palettes, 17 from Volume 1 (1st Edition) and 46 from Volume 2 (1st Edition).
Volume 4 (2nd Edition) includes 219 new palettes, 13 from Volume 1 (1st Edition) and 18 from Volume 2 (1st Edition).
We understand the desire to upgrade, and transitions between product versions are always tricky. If you’ve ordered recently, please reach out to my team. For orders that haven’t shipped, we can sometimes make an exchange. We can’t accept refunds or exchanges on products that have already been shipped. If you purchased within the past few months, please also reach out and we’ll see what we can do!
Yes, the cards are the same size and printed on the same high-quality matte finish.
The Colour Catalog and Companion are being replaced with a new online experience. Existing customers will still have lifetime access to download their First Edition Catalogs and Companions. The new experience builds on all the feedback from the originals, and adds many new features (still to be announced).
You can purchase Volumes 1 & 2 as one set, Volumes 3 & 4 as another, or 1 & 2 and 3 & 4 as a bundle. Each volume is also available individually.
Not at all. Your current cubes still work perfectly. But the new version has enough improvements and new palettes that many customers will want to upgrade.
This 2nd Edition is a replacement for the original Cubes, not intended as a separate series. The new version significantly improves on the First Edition Volumes 1 and 2 and includes new palettes and updated features. 100 colour palettes from the original Cubes have been retired in this update.
We still have limited stock of the original 1st Edition Colour Cubes (Volumes 1 and 2). These won’t be reprinted, so once they sell out, they’re gone.
We’re rolling out more information every few days on social media, and Sarah will show everything in detail during the launch on YouTube on October 24th.
Additional information
| Weight | 3.056 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6.61 × 5.91 × 5.78 in |
| Volume | Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3, Volume 4, Volume 1 & 2, Volume 3 & 4, All 4 Cubes |
| Include Printed Colour Cubes? | Yes, No |











Susan N. (verified owner) –
I love the content overall. I only wish it was easier to navigate instead of scrolling.
Nakaya (verified owner) –
The quality of the paper is really nice. I like the boxes and way to organize them. They seem well thought out to be able to find and put back. Each card is numbered. The online system is really nice to help match colors to materials. It also has a random feature which is a nice way to get a set without having to look for a color yourself. I’m hoping more materials get added.
John Murphy (verified owner) –
these are excellent. I never knew the colors used like this
Laura Reddy Bythatagari (verified owner) –
PDF not as good anymore
Carolina Locatelli (verified owner) –
Miranda W. (verified owner) –
I really enjoyed using it so far. It has helped me pick out color combinations that I wouldn’t have put together otherwise. As a person just getting into to these types of coloring books, and supplies; it is a great tool.
Dianne (verified owner) –
Well presented, am looking forward to putting them to use, love the Colour Companion
Gordon (verified owner) –
So much information in the digital edition. Still exploring all the possibilities
Debbie (verified owner) –
I am 62 years old and have always wanted to do water color painting. I have no previous experience and cannot draw. I have read a few small color theory books and they were useless to me. So I just gave up. THEN I stumbled on Ms Clark on you tube and saw the color cubes and that solved all my problems. I purchased volumes 1&2 printed and digital last year and learned to use carbon paper to trace out my pictures. I don’t have to think about color theory stuff because I just grab a card(s)match up the colors on the card(s) and start painting! Last month I purchased volumes 3&4 digital. Without the color cubes I would never have started doing any kind of art. I even trace out her cards and enlarge them on my printer and trace them on watercolor paper. Now I’m headed to the poor house because of those color cubes I have purchased water color tubes, half pans, watercolor pencils, colored pencils etc and even had a custom built standing desk for myself. For all the people that can’t draw/sketch Or figure out the color theory stuff, get yourself some carbon paper and those
color cubes and you can open up your new artistic talents on your way to your poor house just like me!! I love love love those cubes. To Ms Clark you should start selling your printed cubes with carbon paper inside and do a video for all the people that are scared, intimidated, or embarrassed because they can’t draw or figure out all the color theory stuff and either cut me in on all the money your gonna make reeling in new customers or start a go fund me page for me because your color cubes are driving me to the poor house!!!!! Thank you Ms Clark for your idea on those cubes, without them I would have never started watercolor painting.