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Visual Arts Colour Schemes for Balanced Compositions

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1 Visual Arts Colour Schemes for Balanced Compositions

2 Analogous

3 Analogous

4 Analogous

5 Complementary Red-Green

6 Complementary Blue-Orange

7 Complementary Blue-Purple -> Yellow-Orange

8 Split Complementary Red -> Green & Blue

9 Split Complementary Blue -> Red & Orange

10 Triangle Green – Blue - Red

11 Triangle Yellow - Magenta - Cyan

12 There are exceptions Sort of … this painting uses zones of complementary colours

13 Complementary = energetic or conflict
Analogous = harmony Complementary = energetic or conflict Triad, rectangle, square = weaker

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