Inspired by color forecasting firm Pantone's classification systems of colors, Angelica Dass's mission is to record and catalog all possible human skin tones. Skip to content.

How Brazilian artist is using the Pantone paint chart to document every human skin tone possible . By VICTORIA WELLMAN . Published: 13:44 EDT, 10 July 2012 | Updated: 14:31 EDT, 11 July 2012 .

Art World This Artist Took 4,000 Portraits to Show the Range of Human Skin Color—and the Results Exceeded the Pantone Library “Using this scale, I am sure that nobody is ‘black,’ and ...

The goal of the project is to record and catalog every possible human skin tone for posterity. Dass uses an 11 x 11 pixel of each model’s face and assigns the skin tone a Pantone value from it.

Knowing your skin’s undertone may help you choose foundation or color palettes that best suit your hue. You may have a cool, warm, or neutral undertone. When it comes to finding a new lipstick ...