Colour Basic
Shades, tints and tones are all words related to colours and the different forms they can be seen in. Each of them signifies different functions. It is interesting to know that there are certain basic colours and other colours are made mixing and matching these colours.
The liveliness and vibrancy of life is found in colours and it adds more meaning to the selection of colours when you know the colour basics. Here, we introduce you to the perception and theory of colours. Go ahead, get informed!
The Colour Wheel forms the basic of the colour theory. Typically, the colour wheel is divided into twelve parts and has all the colours possible, arranged in a cyclic order. Check out each colour chart below for a better understanding of how colours and their various forms can help get a desired look.
Complementary Colours:
These colours can be found placed diametrically opposite to each other on the Colour Wheel. They are in maximum contrast to each other. Thus, each colour stands out very brightly against its complementary counterpart. These colours can be used to create a very vibrant and bold look!
Analogous Colours:
These colours are placed adjacent/neighbouring to each other on the Colour Wheel. And because they belong to neighbouring colour families, they give a pleasant harmonious look.SHADES | TINTS | TONES
Shades: When the colour black is added to any colour, we get shades of that colour.
Tints: When the colour white is added to any colour, we get tints of that colour.
Tones: When the colour grey is added to any colour, we get tones of that colour.
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