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Mydeco asked me to blog about colour. They must have liked the designs I did using their 3d planner. I have no formal colour training but have learned A LOT from books and the web, particularly for quilting. And I … Continue reading
Last post I promised colour grids based on each of the twelve colours of my colour wheel
My red-yellow-blue colour wheel
I had such fun doing these. The saturation increases as you go to the right (dull, muted and saturated), and the value increases as you go down (light, medium and dark). Aren’t those unsaturated squares gorgeous, but quiet, compared to those show-off saturated squares?
Red saturation and value grid
Red-orange saturation and value grid
Orange saturation and value grid
Yellow-orange saturation and value grid
Yellow saturation and value grid
Yellow-green saturation and value grid
Green saturation and value grid
Blue-green saturation and value grid
Blue saturation and value grid
Blue-violet saturation and value grid
Violet saturation and value grid
Red-violet saturation and value grid
Let me know if you like these or find them useful.
Soooooooo excited. I’m blogging for MyDeco (my not-so-secret addiction).
I’ll be using MyDeco to illustrate colour concepts in interior design, and having a lot of fun.
For example, the second post illustrates the concepts of colour, saturation and value using colour wheels and a MyDeco room design. You can then try to do one of your very own!
See you over there -
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