Tottenham Hotspur Colors Pictures: See the Designs

18/07/2025 David

Okay so today I figured why not have some fun with the Spurs colors? Wanted to see them visualized clearly, maybe mock up some simple designs. Just felt like playing around, you know?

Getting Started Was Messy

First thing, I grabbed my stuff. Needed:

Paint chips – tried grabbing those free cards from the hardware store. Realized I needed the exact shades, not just “kinda blue”.
Digital color picker tool – fired up the software on my laptop. Much better for accuracy.
Notebook – my old trusty one for scribbling ideas.

Looked up official color codes online for Tottenham Hotspur F.C. Kept it simple: Navy Blue and White are the main ones everyone knows.

Mixing Like a Mad Scientist

Tried replicating the colors physically first with my paints. Big mistake.

Poured a blob of royal blue onto the palette. Too bright. Dunked some black in there. Too dark. Added a smidge of navy. Splashed a little water. Felt like I was doing kitchen chemistry rather than painting! Ended up with this weird murky purple mess. Scrapped that. Got coffee grounds mixed in somehow. Total disaster.

Cursed under my breath. Thought digital might be smarter.

Switching Gears to Screens

Opened the design software. Much cleaner. Pulled up the exact Navy Blue hex code. #132257. Dropped it onto the canvas. Pure, crisp color immediately. Done. White was easy: #FFFFFF. Created neat rectangles side by side. Blue, White. Looked sharp.

Felt good seeing the exact shades next to each other. Tried playing with proportions. Put a thick navy stripe down the left, white filling the rest. Kinda liked it. Tried a central white stripe flanked by navy. Also clean.

Sketched a rough badge shape in the notebook, then tried recreating it digitally. Messed up the lines a bunch. Tried adding the navy shield, white background for the emblem. Colors popped correctly now.

What I Ended Up With

After wiping paint off my hands and cleaning the laptop screen (seriously, how?), I had a few things:

Clean digital swatches of Navy Blue and White. Exactly right.
Simple stripe designs showing how the colors look together.
A very amateur attempt at the badge using the correct colors. It’s recognizable, at least!
My notebook covered in scribbles, crossed-out ideas, and a small coffee stain.

Most satisfying bit? Seeing those precise Spurs colors displayed clearly on screen. The paint experiment was chaos, but the digital version nailed it. Good reminder that sometimes going straight digital saves a lot of mess!