Complementary colors

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So far in our ongoing series about Color Theory, we’ve introduced you to the color wheel, warm and cool colors, active and passive colors, and additive and subtractive colors. Now that you have a good understanding of the different types of colors, we can turn our attention to how to…

What comes to mind when you hear "complementary colors"? When you learn a little more about the color wheel, you might get a little more inspiration about which colors to use for your home or office, while also learning more about complementary colors.

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What is color theory? We will explore its world from the perspective of interior design, including colors and their psychological effect.

This image is part of my complementary colors exercise for my camera club. The purple BG was blotchy, so I used some PS filters--poster and texturizer. I wish the stems were longer.

Learn how to master split complementary colors, one of the most basic and most approachable color schemes (aka the compound color scheme).

Although colors are a part of our daily lives, there are many variations to them and their uses that not everyone may take advantage of it. Take split-complementary colors, for example.

An abstract blend of deep purples and teal blue, with fluid waves merging to create a striking contrast. The dynamic flow of colors adds a sense of depth and movement.

The craft blog of pattern designer Jeni Baker. Creative adventures in quilting, sewing, and color. Plus free sewing and quilting tutorials.