Abstract

In Photoshop I layered two cut out images of the palette Wildflowers2. The first (bottom) layer is "normal". Part of it shows through at the top. The layer on top of that is "color burn". I flipped it horizontally to get maximum color options. Then I merged both layers and blended white into the new layer using the mixer brush. This created a whole new set of compatible colors. It's a good trick for designers who need additional, matching colors from a palette.
http://colrd.com/palette/29958/
Watch a video on the mixer brush:
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/understanding-adobe-photoshop-cs6/eyedropper-tool/