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Color Theory for Costumes
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Hue
The dominant color of a costume that sets the tone for the character.
Saturation
Altering the intensity of color to convey a mood or highlight importance.
Value
The lightness or darkness of a color to illustrate depth and focus.
Tint
Adding white to a color to create a lighter version, often used to soften a look.
Shade
Adding black to a color to create a darker version, indicating shadow or formality.
Tone
Adding grey to a color to desaturate, often used for historical accuracy.
Warm Colors
Colors that range from red to yellow to suggest energy and passion.
Cool Colors
Colors from green to blue representing calmness or sadness.
Complementary Colors
Colors opposite on the color wheel used for high contrast and vibrancy.
Analogous Colors
Colors next to each other on the color wheel used for harmonious designs.
Triadic Colors
Using three colors evenly spaced on the color wheel for a dynamic look.
Monochromatic Color Scheme
Utilizing different values and intensities of a single color for uniformity.
Split-Complementary Color Scheme
A base color and two secondary colors providing dynamic yet balanced visuals.
Color Blocking
Using solid chunks of color to highlight certain parts of the costume.
Psychological Effects of Color
Influencing audience emotions through the strategic use of color.
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