ID Colors

Monochrome- Consists of the main hue (green) with various shades, tones, and tints of the same hue

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Analogous- Consists of neighboring colors complimenting each other. In this case it is green and blue, green is shown in the numerous plants and pillows while blue is seen in the sky and the chairs.

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Complementary- Two colors on the opposite side of the color wheel. Here I chose blue and red, even if they are not directly opposite each other in the color wheel I still believe and see them to be complementary.

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Split Complementary- Three colors with one being the far opposite and two being relatively close together. Here green and yellow are relatively close in the color wheel while red is on the opposite side.

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Triadic- Three colors which are on three sides of the color wheel, in this case I chose Red, Blue and Yellow the primary colors as they are the more commonly known.

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High Key- Known as being very bright with little to no darkness, here I chose the pastel colors in a white room with the cool gray of the couch.

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Low Key- Dark colors that give off a feeling of a quiet space, I couldn't find many images relating to low key spaces at least not any that really caught my eye. This one has the feeling of a quiet space and the Low keyness in a artists painting, in which they draw attention to the darkness with the white.

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