Review on Cox 133343 Color Wheel 9 1 by Angela Rodriguez

I use this little pattern to make postcards. It's nice to look at the different color combinations to see what I can put together to create harmonious combinations. When drawing, it shows me what colors to mix to get a secondary or tertiary color, as well as a grayscale. I can use large (nice) windows showing tint, tone, and tints to find DSPs that emphasize each other. or focal panel. Some people can do this by intuition/feeling, but I can't. It's handy to have a tool when I'm going through all my DSP pads and spot colors to quickly see what fits and what I'm missing to piece it together. Otherwise, I might end up spending too much time combing through and listening to the newspaper. It swivels easily on a loop in the middle. Cards can be a bit heavier - if you put them on something or a surface that isn't perfectly flat, they're going to keep wrinkling or wrinkling. It has a shiny finish, I wiped it down with a damp cloth and the wheel was undamaged. The same is available for free on the internet, but I can't take the monitor to my papers. This little wheel is convenient to take with you and take to the store when you buy certain projects.