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lets learn about color theory!! 
(mostly just color schemes/combinations)
(mostly just color schemes/combinations)
complimentary colors https://twitter.com/starsdaveed/status/1309263583440711687
monochromatic colors -
a color scheme that consists of one hue along with its tints and shades
a color scheme that consists of one hue along with its tints and shades
warm colors -
colors that emit a warm feeling, such as red, orange, yellow, red-orange, yellow-orange, etc.
colors that emit a warm feeling, such as red, orange, yellow, red-orange, yellow-orange, etc.
cool colors -
colors that emit a cool feeling, such as blue, violet/purple, green, blue-green, blue-violet, etc.
colors that emit a cool feeling, such as blue, violet/purple, green, blue-green, blue-violet, etc.
tints -
light values of a hue, usually created by adding white to a color (if paint) or pressing lightly on the paper (colored pencil)
light values of a hue, usually created by adding white to a color (if paint) or pressing lightly on the paper (colored pencil)
shades -
dark values of a hue, usually created by adding black (or the complimentary color) to a color (if paint) or pressing hard on the paper (colored pencil)
dark values of a hue, usually created by adding black (or the complimentary color) to a color (if paint) or pressing hard on the paper (colored pencil)
analogous colors -
colors that are next to each other on the color wheel
these are: violet, red-violet, and red as well as red-orange, orange, and yellow-orange, etc.
(sorry im tired of making the demmy examples fdshfj)
colors that are next to each other on the color wheel
these are: violet, red-violet, and red as well as red-orange, orange, and yellow-orange, etc.
(sorry im tired of making the demmy examples fdshfj)
split complimentary colors -
one primary color + the two analogous colors of its compliment
one primary color + the two analogous colors of its compliment
double split complimentary colors -
the two analogous colors of two complimentary colors (this ones hard to explain lol hsghdgj)
the two analogous colors of two complimentary colors (this ones hard to explain lol hsghdgj)
neutral colors -
grey, white, black, brown, beige, tan, etc.
these colors are made by mixing all three of the primary colors together OR mixing two complimentary colors
grey, white, black, brown, beige, tan, etc.
these colors are made by mixing all three of the primary colors together OR mixing two complimentary colors
secondary colors -
colors made from mixing two primary colors
violet, orange, and green
colors made from mixing two primary colors
violet, orange, and green
intermediate colors -
also known as tertiary colors
colors made by mixing a primary color and a secondary color adjacent to each other on the color wheel
these are: red-orange, yellow-orange, yellow-green, blue-green, blue-violet, & red-violet
also known as tertiary colors
colors made by mixing a primary color and a secondary color adjacent to each other on the color wheel
these are: red-orange, yellow-orange, yellow-green, blue-green, blue-violet, & red-violet
polychromatic color scheme -
using a bit of every color, usually at full vibrancy
cant find any good examples but its pretty self explanatory
using a bit of every color, usually at full vibrancy
cant find any good examples but its pretty self explanatory
accented neutral color scheme -
using the neutral colors + another color
using the neutral colors + another color
