Miami vice color palette

Celebrating Leonard Horowitz - an industrial designer from NYC who helped transform Miami’s South Beach Art Deco District in the late 1970s. Using a colour palette he created to enliven the beachfront hotels, many as 150 Art Deco buildings in Miami Beach now feature pastel hues; about half of those use Leonard Horowitz's original colour palette. Colour illustration, Zena O’Connor, PhD © 2021.

1986 miami vice pastels color palette created by shannonsilver that consists #9dfffe,#fd9cfd,#cccdfd,#fffe9f,#ffffff colors.

Miami Official color palette created by gaddiemold that consists #76c9bf,#d9d942,#f07790,#d976a4,#f8ad49 colors.

Hotline Miami 1 color palette created by luminarylogi that consists #27fdf5,#a8f6f8,#d7fffe,#f98dc9,#f765b8 colors.

Escape to a tropical paradise with this vibrant summer color palette inspired by a breathtaking sunset and swaying palm trees. The warm hues of orange, pink, and purple will add a touch of exotic flair to your designs. Perfect for creating summer-themed invitations, social media posts, website backgrounds, and more.

In a world that's increasingly digital, it's no surprise that a new color palette has emerged to reflect our obsession with all things retro. Introducing vaporwave, a style that takes its cues from '80s and '90s graphic design, music, and fashion.