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Color classification theory

Colour Classification In colour theory art, here is a list of colour classification done. Colour classification is done using colour wheel. Classifications of colours: Analogous Colour Analogous colour The term analogous refers to having analogy, or corresponding to something in particular. Analogous colours are any three colours placed side by side on the colour wheel. An analogous color scheme creates an appealing, monochromatic look. Complementary Colours Complementary Colours Two colors that are on opposite sides of the color wheel. This combination provides a high contrast and high impact colour combination – together. Triadic colour A triadic colour scheme uses colors that are evenly spaced around the color wheel. Triadic colour harmonies tend to be quite vibrant, even if you use pale or unsaturated versions of your hues. This is forming an equilateral triangle. Rectangle Tetradic Colours Rectangle Tetr...

Colour Theory

Colours is one of the element in Design theory. In color theory colours are classified into different categories. The categories are Warm and Cool colours, Complementary colours, Analogous colours, Triadic Colours, Rectangle tetradic Colours. All the colour schemes are effectively used by designers. Here warm and cool colours are discussed and example is shown how a picture will look when coloured with only warm colours or only with cool colours. This colouring theme is used extensively by interior designers to bring out an ambience in a room, fashion designers extensively. Warm and Cool Colours. In colour theory Colours are divided in warm and cool colours. Here are the list of colours Warm colours : Red, Yellow, Orange. Combinations of these three colours brings out more shades of warm colours. Cool Colours: Blue, Violet, Green. Variations of these three colours brings out more shades of cool colours. Difference between wa...

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