Tetradic color scheme art

Tetradic Color Scheme refers to the use of four colors in a rectangle pattern on the color wheel. #colorscheme #thefahimreza

In this drawing Gerda has created a beautiful Tetradic Colour Scheme with excellent application in the hard edge style.

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

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…

Tetrad colored acrylic painting 6/8

Split complementary

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Complementary Color Scheme

Triad Color Scheme

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What is a Color Scheme Tetradic Color Schemes in Art

Hi everyone, Dounia here For this second topic of 2023 (under the umbrella theme of TRACKS for the current quarter) we are continuing our journey in colourland and our expanding our understanding of the colour wheel. Colour has a crucial role in all crafters' worlds but we want you to feel confident experimenting and playing with it to find find YOUR colour palette; perhaps to explore a colour theme for a series of works or for the item you are working on now. I'm sure we all have…

Tetrad

My photo. Rectangular/Tetradic. I know we just breezed by this slide in class, but it made me think of this painting I did which focuses on four colors, each two complimenting each other (red and green, blue and yellow)

Tetradic painting

This piece of art has two different examples of a triadic color scheme. The lady on the left is made up of yellow, red, and blue while her partner is orange, green, and purple. The primary and secondary colors.

Tetradic Color Scheme: 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 I used the tinted back complimentary colors of violet and orange with red-violet and yellow-green.