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*'''Harmony''': A bit more nuanced concept than contrast but you can say it is '''whatever the opposite of contrast''' for this matter. Harmony is 2 colours that are quite similar or visually compatible. You can get some clues if you break their components up; e.g. the case of red and orange: orange can be broken into yellow and red. Red meets red voila it means they could be harmonious (but not always, that's why I said it is more nuanced). Colour wheel speaking (easier to check) they are colours that sit next to each other(e.g. yellow and orange), or just a difference in the saturation (e.g. dark orange and light orange). | *'''Harmony''': A bit more nuanced concept than contrast but you can say it is '''whatever the opposite of contrast''' for this matter. Harmony is 2 colours that are quite similar or visually compatible. You can get some clues if you break their components up; e.g. the case of red and orange: orange can be broken into yellow and red. Red meets red voila it means they could be harmonious (but not always, that's why I said it is more nuanced). Colour wheel speaking (easier to check) they are colours that sit next to each other(e.g. yellow and orange), or just a difference in the saturation (e.g. dark orange and light orange). | ||
*'''Design''': For this guide's context only (other cases will have various scopes). It means all these three things in bold: '''the blueprint''' (conceiving of the initial ideas, the ''highlight item'' that gives you the AHA! or the ''Message'' that you want to deliver for all the world to see), '''the planning''' (the dressing processes), and also includes '''the product''' (the end result as worn by your character and the impression and the feeling of completeness). | *'''Design''': For this guide's context only (other cases will have various scopes). It means all these three things in bold: '''the blueprint''' (conceiving of the initial ideas, the ''highlight item'' that gives you the AHA! or the ''Message'' that you want to deliver for all the world to see), '''the planning''' (the dressing up steps and processes), and also includes '''the product''' (the end result as worn by your character and the impression and the feeling of completeness). | ||
=General Overview of Very Practical Mixing Ratios= | =General Overview of Very Practical Mixing Ratios= | ||