How to Color Scheme

The color scheme is only a guideline for the composition of colors

harmonious and attractive. If the guidelines are implemented, will greatly assist

and makes it easy to find a combination with the impression as planned.

A. Monochromatic color scheme

Monochromatic schemes use colors that blend together, but

different purity, so that when viewed at a glance it will look the same, but

different brightness. For example, some of the same red color, but the

a brilliant, others dim, and so on.

Example: Red Bright and Dull red, orange dimmed with bright orange

2. The color scheme Analogus

Analogus color scheme is a combination of adjacent colors

located in the color circle.

Example: Green to yellowish green and bluish green, purple with purple

reddish and bluish purple, red with red and purplish red kejinggaan

3. The color scheme Triadik

The color scheme colors Triadik is located at the vertex of the triangle

same side of the color lingakarn. Example: Green and Red with Orange, Green

with purple and orange, yellow and blue with red

4. Split-Complementary color schemes

Split-Complementary color schemes use a combination of colors

bersebrangan each location in the color circle.

Example: Red with green, yellow-green with reddish purple

5. Complementary Color Scheme

Complementary color schemes combine colors which are located

at all points that form the letter Y on the color circle. Example: Blue with

yellowish orange and reddish orange, yellow with purple and reddish purple

bluish, Orange with blue-purple and turquoise

6. The color scheme of polychromatic

Polychromatic color scheme is a resistance or a combination of colors

obtained darirangkaian 4 colors in the color circle, which occurs from 2 colors

complement face to face. Example: red versus green with yellow

orange versus blue violet, blue versus orange with light green versus violet,

violet opposed to yellow with pink light green opponent