Monochromatic colour scheme

A monochromatic colour palette contains different tints and shades of the same base colour. A tint is formed by adding white to your base colour while shades are made by adding black. A monochromatic colour palette creates really strong visual cohesion and can be a great choice when you want your audience to associate one core colour with your brand.

Learn how colour theory and colour harmonies are used in interior design to create colour schemes. Understand the composition of each colour harmony and how to use them to create harmonious colour schemes in interiors.

Understanding COLOR THEORY. 2. MONOCHROMATIC COLOR SCHEME As discussed in earlier post, "MONO" means one. So, Monochrome style is basically using a different shades of one colour for your design process. Like in the Blue scheme below. Here is my Architectural models made by MIDJOURNEY to show a Blue Monochrome concept. How you use the different shades of Monochrome will depend on the Designer's creativity. #Colortheories #colors #interiorstyling #interiordesigner

I teach workshops all over the U.S. and hear over and over from quilters that they struggle knowing what colors go together. They struggle to pull a color palette for a project and often only feel confident about their fabric selection if it is from a kit, precut, or all from the same fabric collection. If that sounds

2d design with warm colour scheme

Colors: ECC494 ° D6A34F ° 9F6A20 ° 733E0E ° 542A08

this image is done by using a monochromatic color scheme, this mans that one color is used and its its tones are used to depict different variables in this image.

Monochromatic Color Scheme – A color scheme in which the artist uses only one “hue” (color) plus shades and tints of that color. Shade- A darker value of a color. Made by adding black Tint- A lighter value of a color. Made by adding white. In watercolor the white you add is the paper showing through, so you add more water to the paint.