Vivid, Bright, Dull, Pale: There isa dictionary full of adjectives to describe colours. Every colour has a meaning and a mood and when these are made to mingle- magic is created.
There is no rule on how to mix and match colours. Infinite combinations can be created with the unlimited boundaries of colour. A million hues, shades and tints exist and no two things are ever the same. The following is a presentation of different colour schemes, such as monochrome, analogous, complementary and split-complementary.
MONOCHROME: The Blue Hue
A cereluean blue , azure, royal shades , sea hues and more in tiny pieces put together create this visua makes it look united.l . Even though the image looks as though it is fragmented into tiny bits, the usage of a monochrome scheme creates unity. In addition blue is a symbol of calm, serenity and peace, which tones down the chaotic colour play.
ANALOGOUS: The colours of Love
A surrealistic composition in terms of colour play. The shades and tints used create a hypnotic feel. However the patches of red used lend energy and balance out the visual impact of the composition.
COMPLEMENTARY: Autumn Skies
Opposites attracts and that sure seems to be the case here. A warm and cool colour coexist in balanced harmony. The blueish hues tone down the vivid vermilion tones. The composition reflects a rustic creation, giving off vibes of contentment.
SPLIT-COMPLEMENTARY: Three-part Harmony
A dynamic colour play, exuding vibrance and energy. It is oddly balanced despite the combination of three vastly different hues. The composition reflects a subtle growth and building excitement.
