1. Let’s look at the COLOR WHEEL

2. Primary and Secondary Colors

3. Primary Colors

4. Secondary Colors

5. Warm Colors

6. Cool Colors

7. Complementary Colors

8. Tertiary or Intermediate Colors
Are made by adding the primary color to the secondary color next to it on the color wheel.
Ex – Add red to violet, add blue to violet, add red to orange, add yellow to orange, add blue to green, add yellow to green

9. GREEN
BLUE GREEN BLUE GREEN YELLOW GREEN YELLOW GREEN

10. ORANGE
RED ORANGE RED ORANGE YELLOW ORANGE YELLOW ORANGE

11. VIOLET
BLUE VIOLET BLUE VIOLET
RED VIOLET RED VIOLET

13. HUE
HUES These are the purest and brightest colors. They form the full spectrum of colors which progress around the Primary Color Wheel in gradual increments.

14. TINT
TINTS A Tint is sometimes called a Pastel. It's simply any color with white added.

15. SHADE
A Shade is simply any color with black added.

16. ANALOGOUS
An Analogous Color Scheme is when you use three or more Hues which are positioned next to each other on the Color Wheel.
In this case we're using Green Blue/Green Blue Blue /Violet.

17. TRIAD
A Triad Colors combine every fourth color on the Basic Color Wheel.
This gives you 4 different palette choices of 3 colors each.
3 Primary Colors which are Yellow, Red and Blue.
3 Secondary Colors which are Orange, Violet, and Green. (as seen here) 3 Tertiary Colors which are Yellow/Orange, Red/Violet, Blue/Green