hashColor vs Transmigrations

Creating and sharing color palettes should be be easy, but most design software makes it too complicated. hashColor helps transport colors from design to development by organizing colors in the flexible SVG file format. The hexadecimal format is a convenient source of truth for your colors, whether you are designing for the web or otherwise. And SVG files can be opened in design software, code editors, and even browsers. Your colors won’t be locked away in an app or proprietary file. Any file created in hashColor should be viewable on almost any device. hashColor can read any html, css, svg or text file that contains hexadecimal colors. Color swatches can be imported and exported via drag-and-drop. Create and organize palette files for reference, or simply use it to quickly grab colors from a file.

“Transmigrations” is an Augmented Reality mural located at The Downtown Grand Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. Guests of the hotel can use this app to explore the AR features of the mural outside their window. “Transmigrations” examines the possibility that multidimensional realms coexist simultaneously in a shared space. Unaware of each other, different species and communities subsist in the same territory and time, tuned in only to their individual frequencies, shaped and limited by their own perceptions. They traverse freely without interference and oblivious to the existence of alternative parallel worlds.