WHAT DID THAT SAY The Color Wheel The

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WHAT DID THAT SAY? The Color Wheel: The entire spectrum of colors divides itself

WHAT DID THAT SAY? The Color Wheel: The entire spectrum of colors divides itself into a looped wheel where colors blend into one another and when put together, can create “color schemes. ”

WARM VS. COOL Half of the color wheel is considered to be made up

WARM VS. COOL Half of the color wheel is considered to be made up of “cool” colors and the other half “warm” colors.

COLOR SCHEME #1 Complimentary schemes take colors that are directly opposite each other to

COLOR SCHEME #1 Complimentary schemes take colors that are directly opposite each other to create a overall dynamic feeling in a design. CHRISTMAS COLORS ANYONE?

COLOR SCHEME #2 Analogous color schemes are made up of colors which are next

COLOR SCHEME #2 Analogous color schemes are made up of colors which are next to each other in the color wheel and often are used to create serene and comfortable designs.

COLOR SCHEME #3 Triadic color schemes are created with equilateral triangles in the color

COLOR SCHEME #3 Triadic color schemes are created with equilateral triangles in the color wheel and often are very vibrant in nature

COLOR SCHEME #4 Split-Complimentary color schemes are a variation of complimentary schemes, taking a

COLOR SCHEME #4 Split-Complimentary color schemes are a variation of complimentary schemes, taking a base color and the two colors adjacent to its compliment.

COLOR SCHEME #5 Rectangular or “tetradic” color schemes use four complimentary colors arranged into

COLOR SCHEME #5 Rectangular or “tetradic” color schemes use four complimentary colors arranged into pairs and often is best used with one color being more dominant.

COLOR SCHEME #6 Square color schemes are similar to the tetradic color scheme but

COLOR SCHEME #6 Square color schemes are similar to the tetradic color scheme but is made up of 4 colors evenly spaced around the color wheel.