Saturday, 17 October 2015

Colour Contrast

When you put colours together you can notice that an effect will be done and that every colour has its own characteristics. This is what colour contrast is; the link between colours, and the following are different types of contrasts.

Complementary Contrast: Every colour has its own complementary colour and this is the colour facing it in the colour wheel. This contrast happens when these colours are combined.

Complementary Contrast

Simultaneous Contrast: This contrast happens when a colour is placed with another colour which is not its complementary.

Simultaneous Contrast

Quality Contrast: This contrast happens when a colour is linked with another version of it, such version would be brighter or dull.

Quality Contrast


Quantity Contrast: This contrast happens when different sized colours are related to each other.

Quantity Contrast

Cool-Warm Contrast: This contrast happens with the combination of warm colours with cool colours.

Cool-Warm Contrast

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