The document discusses several color schemes for design including monochromatic using one color and its tints and shades, color triad using three equally spaced colors, complementary using two opposite colors on the color wheel, split-complementary using one color and the two colors next to its complement, color temperature using warm and cool colors, and analogous using a group of colors that share a common color.

1. COLOR SCHEMES
AKA COLOR PLANS

2. MONOCHROMATIC
• Use one
color and the
various
tints(adding white)
and shades
(adding black) of
that color

3. MONOCHROMATIC
• Use one
color and the
various
tints(adding white)
and shades
(adding black) of
that color

4. COLOR TRIAD
• A group of
three
colors that
are equally
spaced

5. COLOR TRIAD
• A group of
three
colors that
are equally
spaced

6. COMPLEMENTARY
• Two colors
opposite
each other
on the
color
wheel

7. COMPLEMENTARY
• Two colors
opposite
each other
on the
color
wheel

8. SPLIT-COMPLEMENTARY
• One color
and the two
next to it’s
complement

9. SPLIT-COMPLEMENTARY
• One color
and the two
next to it’s
complement

10. COLOR TEMPERATURE
• Using equal
amounts of
warm and cool
colors or using
only warm or
cool colors

11. COLOR TEMPERATURE
• Using equal
amounts of
warm and cool
colors or using
only warm or
cool colors

12. COLOR TEMPERATURE
• Using equal
amounts of
warm and cool
colors or using
only warm or
cool colors

13. ANALOGOUS
• A group of
three or
more colors
that share a
common
color

14. ANALOGOUS
• A group of
three or
more colors
that share a
common
color

15. ANALOGOUS
• A group of
three or
more colors
that share a
common
color