Double split complementary color schemes

Color Theory: Double Complementary Color Schemes – Make It from Your Heart

We explore the color wheel, primary, secondary, tertiary, analogous, complementary, split-complimentary, and double-complimentary colors in an easy way.

Colour system Throughout history, humans have been creating system for identifying and organising colour. The colour wheel is the basic tool for combining colours. The colour wheel is designed so t…

In this picture there is red, green, yellow, and blue. Red and green are complementary. Blue and orange are complementary.

A funky double complementary colour scheme featuring red and green plus blue and orange. Double complementary colour palette illustration by Zena O’Connor using an image of Hotel Barceló Torre de Madrid by designer, Jaime Hayon.

Split complementary

Photos with doble split-complementary color scheme.

Here are photos of Color Harmonies used in Clothing Design:1. Analogous – The use of colors that are next to each other in the color wheel.Analogous colors are good for people with petite fig…

Fabric Design - Double Split Complementary

COLOUR: This outfit presents a split complentary color. The outfit uses the two colors on the color scheme adjacent to the color’s complement for balance, and therefore offers a wider range of possibilities than a complementary scheme. Purple and gree are complentary to each other, adding on an orange jacket just making the entire outfit stands out even more.

Split-complementary color arrangement results from one color paired with two colors on either side of the original color’s direct complement creating a scheme containing three colors.

I painted this for the April project for Watercolor Workshop group. The challenge for this month is to select a tetradic color scheme from the color wheel. The tetrad I selected was blue-violet, red-orange, yellow-orange, and blue green. I mixed the 4 colors in 4 small plastic souffle cups. I did a simple sketch and when painting it, I tried to keep the colors as pure as possible, only mixing the colors together in order to make shadows and the color for the floor and the leaves of the…

Unlock the secrets of a triadic color scheme, an exciting and dynamic approach to decorating that can invigorate any room. By selecting three hues that are equidistant on the color wheel, you can achieve a vibrant yet harmonious decor. We'll guide you through the ins and outs of triadic schemes, showing you how to create a perfectly balanced and eye-catching environment.

Complimentary Colors - All colors have a complimentary color. These are located directly opposite each other on the color wheel. Complimentary pairs contain all the primary colors and are therefore harmonious. The placement of these two colors next to each other cause the vibration effect.

This is an example of Split Complementary. - It split in three colour , blue , red -yellow and cyan. It seems like orange is the dominate colour and blue can the icon pop up.

I did some Photoshop simulations of cross-dyed double katazome - my shorthand for "katazome on the warp and on the finished fabric". This simulates what happens when you do katazome on a cellulose warp, weave the fabric with a protein-fiber weft, and then do katazome on the finished fabric using acid dyes (which will dye

Tetradic Color: Also known as Double Complementary Colors. This can often be seen as one of the richest color schemes because of it's use of four colors arranged into two complementary color pairs. Here the artist chose to use the complementary colors of red and blue-green in combination with yellow-green and violet. This can often be hard to harmonize, often looking unbalanced, but I believe the artist did a good job pulling all of these colors together.

I just thought I would do another split complementary colour chart, make it simpler and easier to follow than the previous one as a better reference. The first half will be AEDM#14.