Color Harmonies in Art and Design Part 2: A Beginner's Guide #colortheory #colorschemes
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Color Harmonies in Art and
Color Harmonies in Art and Design: A Beginner's Guide
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Split-Complementary Harmony:
Split-complementary harmonies are a variation of the complementary scheme. Instead of using one complementary color, you use two adjacent to it on the color wheel. This reduces the intensity of the contrast.
An example might be a painting that combines green with red-orange and red-violet to create a balanced but still contrasting composition.
Triadic Harmony:
Triadic harmonies use three equidistant colors on the color wheel. This creates a well-balanced, vibrant, and dynamic composition.
An example would be a painting that combines the primary colors red, blue, and yellow in a way that balances their visual weight.
Tetradic (Double Complementary) Harmony:
Tetradic harmonies involve using two pairs of complementary colors, forming a rectangular shape on the color wheel. This offers a wide range of possibilities but requires careful balancing.
A painting could utilize colors like blue, orange, green, and red to create a visually complex but balanced composition.
Color Harmony, Color Wheel, Color Theory, Split Complementary, Triadic, Tetradic, Art, Design, Visual Arts, Creativity, Color Inspiration, Color Palette, Color Grading, Color Coding, Color Psychology, Color Lover, Color Addict, Color Love, Color Fun, Color Pop, Color Vibes, Color Mood, Color Study, Color of the Day, Color Love Affair, Color Magic
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Here is the continuation for the previous video
Split-Complementary Harmony:
Split-complementary harmonies are a variation of the complementary scheme. Instead of using one complementary color, you use two adjacent to it on the color wheel. This reduces the intensity of the contrast.
An example might be a painting that combines green with red-orange and red-violet to create a balanced but still contrasting composition.
Triadic Harmony:
Triadic harmonies use three equidistant colors on the color wheel. This creates a well-balanced, vibrant, and dynamic composition.
An example would be a painting that combines the primary colors red, blue, and yellow in a way that balances their visual weight.
Tetradic (Double Complementary) Harmony:
Tetradic harmonies involve using two pairs of complementary colors, forming a rectangular shape on the color wheel. This offers a wide range of possibilities but requires careful balancing.
A painting could utilize colors like blue, orange, green, and red to create a visually complex but balanced composition.
Color Harmony, Color Wheel, Color Theory, Split Complementary, Triadic, Tetradic, Art, Design, Visual Arts, Creativity, Color Inspiration, Color Palette, Color Grading, Color Coding, Color Psychology, Color Lover, Color Addict, Color Love, Color Fun, Color Pop, Color Vibes, Color Mood, Color Study, Color of the Day, Color Love Affair, Color Magic
#colorharmony #colorwheel #colortheory #splitcomplementary #triadic #tetradic #art #design #visualarts #creativity #colorinspiration #colorpalette #colorgrading #colorcoding #colorpsychology #colorlover #coloraddict #colorlove #colorfun #colorpop #colorvibes #colormood #colorstudy #coloroftheday #colorloveaffair #colormagic
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