How can you read a color wheel correctly?

How do you find the complimentary color on a color wheel, other than this?

Complementary colors can be any two colors that are opposite one another on the wheel. You can think of complementary colors as blue and orange or red and green. They create a strong contrast so you can use them when you want something stand out. It is best to use one color for the background and another as accents.

Why is the color wheel so important? Artists find the color wheel an invaluable tool because it shows the relationships between colors. The colors that contrast with one another can be described as either complementary or analogous. Complementary colors are, however, located across from one another on the wheel.

What is a color wheel, and how does it work?

A color wheel, also known as a colour circle, is a visual representation that shows colors in a chromatic order. Start by placing primary colors in an equidistant position. Next, create a bridge using secondary and/or tertiary colours.

Which colours go well together?

There are many colors that work well together. Let me tell you a few:

• Ombre/Bright pinks, purples and blue
• Pastel pink, purple and blue.
• Red, yellow and orange.
• The same color can be used in multiple shades. You can mix and match all three colors. For example:
• Turquoise, pink, and yellow
• Red, orange and black.