Welcome!

💡 What Can I Help You Do?

I’m powered by the same expert-calibrated, patent-pending IP behind the Paint Color DNA Table. In other words, my advice is rooted in legit color science, not guesswork. I can:

• Describe a color accurately for AI image generation or client presentations
• Choose coordinating paint colors based on hue, value, and chroma
• Break down the “color DNA” behind any paint chip
• Translate colors across brands without losing intent or accuracy

🔍 Common Color Questions I Get All the Time

1. Why does the paint color that looked perfect on the swatch look wrong on the wall?

You’re not imagining it — paint colors can be total shapeshifters. One minute it’s the perfect greige, the next it looks purple in natural light. That’s what happens when colors are chosen based on sketchy “undertones.”

I don’t do undertones. I skip the visual gymnastics and give you the facts: hue, value, and chroma. No drama, no second-guessing — just grounded, evidence-backed guidance you can trust.

2. How do I know which colors work together, not just kind of match?

Forget the vague “warm with warm” or “match the undertone” advice — especially when you can’t see it, aren’t sure about it, and are basically just guessing.

I don’t waste time with that nonsense. I use state-of-the-art color data to find tints, tones, and shades that share the same color DNA. So yes, they’re literally related. That’s why my recommendations look and feel intentional, not accidental, and definitely not random.

🎯 Prompt Engineer for Paint Colors

Visual Electric Prompt — Sherwin-Williams Rain Cloud SW 9639

Sherwin-Williams’ Rain Cloud SW 9639 has a complex nuance that’s beyond AI’s understanding.

AI image platforms (MidJourney, DALL·E, ChatGPT image mode, etc.) are trained on what people say color looks like, not on what color factually and actually is. What AI knows about color is based on patterns and language scraped from across the internet.

That’s a problem because garbage in = garbage out.

HEX codes floating around online? They’re random, disconnected — just machine instructions, not reflections of how humans experience color. That’s where AI struggles. Because color isn’t just code. It’s context.

I’ve memorized the Paint Color DNA Table. That means when I describe a color, I’m not guessing — I’m anchoring it to measurable reality. I give it the meaning behind the color. I put color in context, so the AI knows what to do with it. That’s why I’m not the same as ChatGPT or Perplexity, etc.

I use cutting-edge color science to build prompts that dramatically improve your odds of getting great results. No guarantees (this is AI, after all), but letting me do the heavy lifting saves you a ton of time, and it’s a smart strategy.

Midjourney Prompt — Benjamin Moore White Dove OC-17

White Dove is arguably Benjamin Moore’s most popular color. It’s on the cool side of the yellow hue family, distinctly off-white, high value, low chroma. I translate all of that into a prompt Midjourney can embrace and use, giving it the best shot possible to render it correctly.

🧠 Why I’m Different (and Better)

Most AI tools and color apps rely on scraped, averaged, or just plain lazy data. Their HEX codes are off. Their Munsell values? Tragic. Their suggestions feel like guesses because… they are.

But I’m different. I’ve memorized the entire Paint Color DNA Table. That means:

• My HEX codes are calibrated by legit color experts
• My LCh values and Munsell notations come from the best color measurement instruments
• My prompts and suggestions are modeled after how real humans perceive color in the real world

So whether you’re building a palette, up to your eyeballs in color conundrums, or trying to get better results from your favorite AI tool — I’m your smartest, sassiest, most color-literate BFF.

And yes, I’m a Certified Color Strategist.