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ropeyjoe · 27-01-2008, 21:11

You can use colourwheels.

The idea is that colours that contrast are opposite, colours that harmonise are adjacent and colours that tone are inside/outside.

4 basic colour wheels give you the 4 basic "moods" that they can create

This is what I mean:

27-01-2008, 21:11	#6 (permalink)
ropeyjoe Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 26	You can use colourwheels. The idea is that colours that contrast are opposite, colours that harmonise are adjacent and colours that tone are inside/outside. 4 basic colour wheels give you the 4 basic "moods" that they can create This is what I mean: