This is when two or more colours makes sense when
putting together. This means that when you see them you will notice that they
sort of clash together.
There are different types of colour harmonies:
Monochromatic: is the different values of a colour
(tints, shades).
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| Monochromatic |
Analogous: three or more colours that are found side by side on a colour wheel.
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| Analogous |
Complementary (Direct Complementary): those colours
which are opposite to each other on a colour wheel.
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| Complementary |
Split-complementary: a colour together with those
colours which are on both sides of its complementary.
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| Split-Complementry |
Double complement: two sets of complementary colours
next to each other.
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| Double Complement |
Tetrad: up to four colours that have an equal distance
from each other.
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| Tetrad |
Diad: two colours that skips the colour between them
on a colour wheel.
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| Diad |
Triad: three colours which have the same space between
them on a colour wheel.
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| Triad |
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