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good:Food art of the day: Pantone tarts (Via The Hipster Libertarian.)

The Colour Clock, Representing Time as a Hexadecimal Color Value London-based digital designer Jack Hughes has created a visually mesmerizing project, The Colour Clock, as a way to represent time as a hexadecimal color value. With one click, the clock with ever-changing colors, goes from telling time to showing its corresponding hexadecimal color value. Hexadecimal colors are the six-digit codes used in web design to represent colors. Mac/PC and Android phone screensaver versions of The Colour Clock are available for download.

via Chris Glass

(Via Laughing Squid.)

Colour co-ordinated colour pencils.