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Color Theory
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Tetradic
Similar to the Triadic, except that there are four points, all equally distanced on the color wheel.
Analogous
Triadic
This refers to the color two spaces to either side of the key color’s complement. Essentially, with the triadic harmony, you are using three equally distanced colors on the color wheel.
Also referred to as related colors, these are the colors directly on the left and right of your key color.
The Color Harmonies
Color Theory as Applied to Digital Media
- Analogous
- Complementary
- Split-Complementary
- Triadic
- Tetradic
Split-Complementary
Rather than the point opposite the key color on the wheel, the split complementary takes the two colors directly on either side of the complementary color.
Complementary
This is the most basic harmony. It is a point opposite to the key color on the wheel. Virtually all color harmonies (except Analogous) are a variation of the direct harmony.
Color Implementation in mise en scène
Color Implementation in Character Design
Mad Max: Fury Road
Aquaman (Injustice 2)
Grand Budapest Hotel
The Joker
Superman (WB Animated Series)
Color and Focus
The Psychology of Color