A World Of Colors

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Pantone colors
 A world of colors: a lavender field, fresh-cut green grass, pink strawberry ice cream or just simply, a red tasty apple.

Yes, it's all about color. And when it comes to color The Pantone Color Institute offers us a world of great choices that are fit for any occasion, job or hobby.

Pantone Matching System (PMS) company, was founded by Lawrence Herbert and began its story in the city of New York in 1950 as a commercial printing company. In 1963 Lawrence Herbert created an innovative color system that would reinvent the way printing was done.

The foundation of its system was that every individual sees & interprets the color spectrum differently so to have the same color the PMS was born.

Now by using this standard color system(PMS), people from different locations can all use the Pantone system to make sure colors match perfectly without contacting one another.

Clients, design agencies, branding studios & many more all use this system to ensure their continuity of work when it comes to the perfect color no matter where is printed and on what.

The color system offers immense liberty of printing on different materials and obtain the envisioned result. What you see on your laptop can now be printed on polyester and no compromise have to be made there.

For example, the colors of a logo or a label will look the same no matter what ways of promoting used. We always advise our clients to choose from the beginning a color system that matches their business needs.

More than just a color institute, Pantone opened a vast world of possibilities for color printing and people's imagination.

As a packaging design studio, we can rely on this system to offer our clients persistence when it comes to color printing and that's simply fantastic.

More then just a color system, Pantone has entered in our daily lives, offering trends, color ideas and even PANTONE Color of the Year to capture the intensity and direction of each period.

We can all measure time now simply by using colors.

See a few products in Pantone colors: https://www.creativebydefinition.com/packaging-design.html

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