Color Themes



Term Description Example
Analogous These are groups of colors that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel. Analagous Color Theme
Complementary Situated at opposite ends of the color wheel, these colors create strong contrast. Complementary Color Scheme
Monochromatic These color schemes are created from a single hue, using shades, tones and tints. This example is a free-use image from FreeImages.com. Monochromatic Color Scheme
Split Color A split color arrangement involves a base color and the two colors adjacent to its direct complement on the color wheel. Split Color Theme
Triadic A triadic color scheme uses three colors are that evenly spaced around the color wheel—forming a triangle along the lines of one to the other. Triadic Color Scheme

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Photoshop and Animate Projects:

Photoshop Project: Digital Magazine Cover
Photoshop Project: Logo for Fictional Electric Vehicle Company
Animate Project: Digital Ad for Fictional Insurance Company
Animate Project: Infographic of Simple Electric Circuit

Color and Typography Project Pages:

Color Theory Article and Definitions
Color Use in Two Websites
A Definition of Typography with 10 Key Terms
Types of Fonts
Type Usage in Two Websites

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