Title: 5.4. Understand colour combinations
Course: EN_Colour theory > Section: 5. Colour systems

Watch the explication in the video of Sarah Renae Clark

Have you ever wondered how some artists are able to find perfect colour combinations that just seem to work, every time?

In this video, Sarah Renae Clark is going to explain how the colour wheel and colour harmonies can be used to choose colour combinations that look GOOD.

It contains the basic colour theory:

- What is the colour wheel?
- What are the primary colours?
- What are secondary and tertiary colours?
- What is the difference between hue, colour saturation, colour value, and colour temperature?
- What is the difference between warm red and cool red?
- What are colour harmonies?
- What are monochromatic colours?
- What are complementary colours?
- What is a split-complementary colour scheme?
- What is a triadic colour scheme? - What are tetradic colours?
- What are analogous colours?
- How can I use colour harmonies to choose colours?
- How can I use colour palettes?
- 6 different types of colour harmonies, including plenty of example colour palettes: 1. Monochromatic colours 2. Complementary colours 3. Split-complementary colours 4. Triadic colours 5. Tetradic colours 6. Analogous colours
- RYB colour wheel

COLOR THEORY BASICS: Use the Color Wheel & Color Harmonies to Choose Colors that Work Well Together