Analogous color scheme

 Analogous color scheme selects a group of three

colors that are adjacent in the color wheel.
 An analogous color scheme involves three colors that
are positioned next to each other on the color
wheel. While neutrals can be added in as well, two of
the shades involved will be a primary color (red, blue,
and yellow, for those who need a refresher) and the
third will be a mix of the two.
Sample of analogous
 Complementary color scheme
These are colors that are direct opposite to each
other in the color wheel. Usually a combination of a
primary and secondary color.
A complementary color scheme is composed by
using two colors opposite each other on the color
wheel. This is the particularly contrasting of all color
schemes which attracts the most attention and one of
the primary challenges when working with it is to
fulfil a harmonious balance.
sample of complementary color scheme
 Split- Complementary color scheme
Split-complementary color scheme uses the colors on
both sides of the opposite color
A split-complementary color scheme takes up a base
color and two secondary colors. It is similar to the
complementary color scheme, but one of the
complements is split. The split complementary color
scheme is versatile, pleasant, and easy to achieve.
Sample of example of split-complementary color scheme
 Triadic color scheme
This color scheme uses colors that form an equilateral
triangle . It may be a combination of primary , secondary
or tertiary colors.
A triadic color scheme is comprised of three colors
evenly spaced on the color wheel. The two most basic
triadic palettes are the primary colors red, blue, and
yellow, and the secondary hues orange, purple, and
green.
Sample of triadic color scheme
Te-tradic color scheme

Also known as double complementary. This color scheme uses two pairs of complementary colors.
Sample of te-tradic scheme
Understanding color profiles

Whenever we open an image editing application or buy a printer ink at the store, we may observe labels
like RGB or CMYK so what are color profiles that we nee to consider if we create design.
RGB

This color profile consists or red, green and blue you should use this profile for design that are
intended screen displays.
CMYK

This color profile consists of cyan, magenta, yellow and key (black) if the have a printer in your house
you probably see these color as inks. This profile is intended for designs that are to be printed.