All you need to know about color in the world of flowers, weddings and life! :)
Color interactions are going to be the last things we talk about in our color harmony series. If you missed any of the color harmony posts you can find them here! Color interactions are different than color harmonies, harmonies are specific ways of grouping different colors, whereas, interactions are the way colors work together...
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This is the last color harmony of our color series! Are you ready for it? The last of the 5 color harmonies is Triad. A triadic harmony occurs when you take a combination of either the three primary, three secondary, or the three intermediate or tertiary colors, all of which are equal distance on...
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Happy Halloween! Today, we are going to go over the next color harmony, Split Complement! A split complement occurs when you take any key color and use the two colors on either side of it’s complement as the enhancing or supporting colors. In the example below, Design Master used orange as the key color,...
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Getting back to the color harmonies, let’s talk about Complementary! A complementary color harmony is when you use two colors directly opposite on the color wheel. This color combination can create bold and vivid, yet harmonious interactions if used correctly and with some creativity. DesignMaster says, “Using complementary combinations can increase the vibrancy of...
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An analogous color harmony occurs when you take a key color (primary or secondary) along with the two colors that border it on the color wheel. Check out the color wheel below for some general ideas, or you can check out Color Harmonies: The Basics, just remember, life won’t fit on a color wheel,...
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The first color harmony we are going to discuss is Monochromatic! Let’s break it down, mono means “one” and chroma means “the brightness or dullness of a color”. Something to note tho, the chroma decreases as you move in either direction of the pure color, meaning, lighter doesn’t always mean brighter! So, a monochromatic color...
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