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Rec Room Retro hex codes: #f6f0e2, #f3e7cf, #f5dfa3, #e9dfc8, #d6e3d2, #f0c66b, #cfc4a6, #a9cfc0, #c4b8b2, #e8a94c, #a8a37e, #d98b3a, #7bb0a2, #9a9aa6, #c2652f, #7d8465, #4f8a80, #a9502f, #6b6f7c, #8f5a63, #5c6b4b, #8c3b2f, #7a4a32, #3a6360, #3e4f3c, #5a3a2e, #2f4340, #3f2a2a, #2b2430, #1d1a22

Rec Room Retro Color Palette

Burnt orange, mustard, and ochre sit next to avocado and olive greens, with teal and seafoam for contrast and warm creams to rest the eye. The deep espresso and plum tones give lettering and outlines something solid to sit on. Good for seventies-style posters, kitchen signs, camper decals, and layered paper projects.

How to open your file

These are palette files, not documents. Most apps load them from their swatches panel rather than from File, Open.

Procreate .swatches

  1. Download the file on your iPad.
  2. Tap it in Files or in Safari downloads.
  3. Procreate opens and the palette appears at the top of your Palettes list.

Illustrator .ase

  1. Window, then Swatches.
  2. Open the panel menu, the small lines at the top right of the panel.
  3. Open Swatch Library, then Other Library, then pick the .ase.

Opening the file from File, Open will say "unknown format". That is normal for every .ase.

Photoshop .ase

  1. Window, then Swatches.
  2. Open the panel menu at the top right of the panel.
  3. Import Swatches, then pick the .ase.

Affinity Designer and Photo .ase

  1. Open the Swatches panel.
  2. Open the panel menu, then Import Palette, then As Document Palette.

GIMP, Krita and Inkscape .gpl

  1. Open the palette panel or docker.
  2. Import, then pick the .gpl. In GIMP you can also drop it into your palettes folder.

How you may use it

The palette is a tool for your work, not a product to resell. No sign-up and no credit needed.

Use it anywhereUse these colors in anything you make, personal or commercial.
Sell what you makeSell the artwork, products and designs you create with them.
Do not resell the paletteDo not sell, share or redistribute the palette itself, its files or its color list, on their own or inside a bundle.