| DESIGN ELEMENT COLOUR TRIADIC COLOUR The above images are examples of a triadic colour scheme using the three primary colours YELLOW, BLUE and RED colours equidistant from each other on the colour wheel Triadic colour schemes are not as contrasting as the complementary colour scheme, but look more balanced and harmonious Another common triadic colour scheme uses the three secondary colours - orange, green and purple/violet. Once again they are equidistant on the colour wheel. Tips: 1. Choose one colour to be used in larger amounts than others 2. If the colours look gaudy, try to subdue them HOME |
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| DESIGN ELEMENTS & PRINCIPLES DESIGN ELEMENTS: point line shape form tone texture colour letterform FOR TEACHERS DESIGN PRINCIPLES: figure-ground balance contrast cropping hierarchy scale proportion pattern |
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| COLOUR SCHEMES MONOCHROMATIC ANALOGOUS COMPLEMENTARY TRIADIC |
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