About colors ♥
The colors are part of our life with much symbolism and meanings.
I think the monochromatic looks are super different and give a modern face to the composition, and thinking about this I decided to talk a bit about monochromatic colors.
First, I'm no expert on the subject.
I'm a curious girl who loves to discover new things and put them into practice.
Well... let's go!
Monochrome is the same as unicolor without color variation (various tones, but a single color). So now have to give the idea that monochromatic looks are composed of just one color.
▌Various tones? Yes!! One color and various tones of this color.
♦ Chromatic effects
Manipulating the colors you can get different color effects. Among them are the following:
• Monochrome:
Corresponds to the tonal variations of one color with shades to light when mixed with white color or dark color with getting the addition of black.
Another definition that I found very interesting, says the monochrome "is the harmony achieved by the gradual addition of white or black to a single primary, secondary or tertiary color."
• Color wheel:
1º Primary colors: The yellow, blue and red are primary colors. That is, they are pure, unmixed. It is from them that the other colors are made.
2º Secondary colors: The green, orange and purple are secondary colors. Each is formed by mixing two primary.
3º Tertiary colors: Tertiary colors are the result of mixing primary colors with secondary as exemplified in the blends below.
[click here to see several other examples of the color wheel] |
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▌Now the cool part of this post!! \o/
Browsing the internet I found many examples of looks and monochrome combinations. And I'd like to share with you some of what I found most cool.
To get it more interesting, a tip is to mix textures, patterns and materials.
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