Color matching pictures, different combinations of colors can not only render the visual space of pictures, but also make the theme more vivid, so many people want to learn color matching. Below is a picture of the color matching rules.
Color matching rules pictures 1 There are many kinds of color matching, each with its own characteristics. The most common combinations are the same color, similar color, adjacent color, contrasting color and complementary color.
Similar color refers to a color with the same hue, and the hue difference of this color is very weak. We mainly identify and distinguish similar colors through the change of lightness.
(1) Same color contrast. Using the same color combination, in order to strengthen the contrast in the picture, you can add some transition colors of this color to the picture appropriately. This can not only create a simple and unified picture effect, but also make the tone change more rich and delicate.
② Homogeneous color harmony. Harmony, as the name implies, is to reduce the contrast between similar colors. Usually, it can be matched with similar colors with similar lightness values, and the weak lightness change between colors can be used to create a harmonious and unified visual atmosphere.
Similar colors refer to the adjacent colors within 90 degrees on the color circle, such as yellow and yellow-green, red and red-orange. Similar colors and hues change slightly, and they are easily assimilated together.
① Similar color contrast. In order to effectively distinguish similar colors, you can add achromatic or other colors in the middle of this group of colors to create a contrast of the picture. It can not only effectively break the dull and single feeling brought by similar color matching, but also give the picture a simple color matching effect.
Two similar tones and. Because similar colors are relatively weak in hue, using similar colors can help the picture create a comfortable and concise visual atmosphere.
Usually, the colors between 60 and 90 on the color phase ring are called adjacent colors. For example, orange yellow and yellow green are a pair of adjacent colors. Compared with the first two kinds of TINT, the adjacent colors have the greatest difference in hue, and the visual effects are also very rich and lively, which can make the picture reflect a soft and unique side and leave a kind visual impression on the viewer.
Generally, two colors with an interval of about 120 on the color circle are called contrast colors, and the common contrast colors are cyan and red. Contrast colors have obvious differences in hue, which can make the picture present a distinctive and personalized visual effect.
① Strong contrast. Contrast color itself has strong differences, which can appropriately improve the purity and brightness of color, or expand the area of contrast color in the picture and strengthen the impact of contrast color.
② The contrast is weak. Reducing the purity or brightness of contrast colors can effectively weaken the contrast between colors, and can also add gradient colors between contrast colors, and use the variability of gradient color rules to alleviate the stimulating effect of contrast colors, so that the picture becomes more natural and harmonious.
Complementary color refers to a group of colors with an included angle of about180 on the color phase ring. Common complementary colors are red and green, yellow and purple, blue and orange. In color matching, the contrast of complementary colors is the strongest, which can make the picture have a strong visual impact.
① Strong contrast. Complementary colors are a pair of TINT with strong stimulation, which can give people a sense of impact visually. Using the strong contrast between complementary colors, we can create a unique visual effect and leave a very deep memory for the viewer.
② The contrast is weak. Excessive complementary color combination will make people's visual nerves feel tired and even affect the information transmission of the picture.
The so-called weak contrast refers to reducing the contrast between complementary colors through specific expression techniques. Common harmony methods include reducing the matching area of complementary colors, or directly reducing the purity and brightness of colors.
Color matching rule picture 2 1, monochrome matching:
Monochrome collocation is the most primitive, and monochrome can make an extraordinary shocking effect.
Pick any color you like, such as beige, and then choose several other "whitening versions" and "tanning versions" on the basis of beige to combine into a monochrome match.
Usually, a space will be more balanced if it has both cool and warm colors. For example, the blue monochrome color matching in the above picture is to balance the color matching of this cool color.
Just add some soft warm color elements to the bedside table, floor, TV cabinet or some trinkets to balance it.
2. Adjacent color matching
If monochrome color matching is too monotonous for you and you want a little sense of activity, you can consider adjacent color matching. As the name implies, it is to combine and match two adjacent color blocks, just like blue and green here.
The more popular adjacent colors are blue and green. You can assign them 6 parts and 3 parts, and then choose an adjacent third color as the embellishment color.
3. Contrast color matching:
Opposites attract, so does the color ring. Choose two opposite color blocks and combine them to form a contrast color scheme.
We also need to pay attention to the question of proportion. We should deliberately choose a color with a larger proportion than the other, or let the two color blocks appear in a soft monochrome to play an embellishment role.
Color matching rule picture 3 1, similar color matching
This is the simplest and most basic color matching method. Similar colors refer to a series of tones with the same or similar tones, which are produced by the change of lightness. For example: blue with sky blue, dark green with light green, coffee with beige, deep red with light red and so on. Clothing with similar colors looks soft and elegant. Similar colors can achieve dignified, calm and steady effects, suitable for mature women with elegant temperament.
2. Similar color matching
The so-called similar color refers to the adjacent color with a color ring of about 90 degrees. For example, red and orange, orange and yellow-green, yellow-green and green, green and cyan are all similar colors. Colors with low purity are easier to coordinate with other colors, which makes people feel more harmonious and friendly, thus helping to form a cooperative pattern. In addition, you can use the characteristics of easy matching of low-purity colors to match limited-edition clothes with rich combinations. There are many changes in the collocation of similar colors, and the effect of coordination and unity can still be achieved.
3. Strong color matching
Two colors that are far apart match. For example: beige and purple; Red and turquoise. Generally speaking, if the same color is matched with white, it will look bright; Paired with black, it looks dim. Therefore, when matching the colors of clothes, you should first measure which part of the clothes you want to highlight. Don't mix calm colors, such as dark brown, deep purple, black, etc., which will lead to "color grabbing" with black, so that the whole clothing has no focus, and the overall performance of the clothing will appear heavy, gloomy and colorless. Black and yellow are the most eye-catching collocation, and red and black collocation is grand, but it does not lose its charm.
4, complementary color matching
The collocation of two opposite colors. For example: red and green; Cyan and orange; Black and white. Complementary colors can form a sharp contrast and have a refreshing feeling.