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• Traditional Colour Wheel

  Consists of three Primary Colours (Red, Yellow, Blue), three Secondary Colours, six Tertiary Colours Centre of wheel separates warm colours from cool colours...

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• Tone

  Represents adding a grey (both black and white) Makes a colour appear more subtle and less intense

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• Tint

  Represents the adding of white to a colour Very light tints are sometimes called pastels

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• Tetradic Colours

  See Split Complementary Colours

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• Tertiary Colours

  Colours created when Secondary Colours are mixed

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• Symmetry

  See also: Balance and Alignment

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• Split Complementary Colours

  Like Complementary Colours but one of the colourpoints is split equally in two, and the third is opposing their centrepoint...

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• Similarity

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• Shade

  Represents the adding of black to a colour

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• Secondary Colours

  The colours created when Primary Colours are mixed (e.g. Green (Yellow/Blue), Orange (Red/Yellow), Purple (Blue/Red))

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