7 Essential Colour Schemes

Hi ,
  

Ever get stuck picking colours? My 7 Essential Colour Schemes for Creative Freedom makes it easy to create cohesive, striking designs with just a few colours! Simply pick one and go for it.
 

This guide walks you through seven effective schemes and gives tips on when to use each colour combination. Each has been tested on real life projects – and each WORK! They are flexible in their simplicity as well. Say you choose the Mirage colour scheme, based on the ‘Myriad in Harmony’ artwork I created with 80 people visiting the Myriad Exhibition at the State Library of South Australia. It’s colours are Deep Blue, Yellow, Orange and Pink:

I’d suggest the blue as the underpainting and some ‘pop’ accents at the Bling stage with paint pens. Then you have the yellow, orange and pink. Now, use those colours – the versions you like. Add some white to them for variety. Each session, use a different combination of those three colours (and added white) for as wide a variety of colours as you like. Mix the pink and yellow together for a lovely coral, or the orange, yellow and white for a light peach. See how just the limitation of three colours (& white) gives so much freedom within the tight control of a harmonious set of colours? 
 

👉 7 Essential Colour Schemes for Creative Freedom 

It's just $15ASD, c$9USD, c8 UK pounds and c7 Euros - don't quote me on price, lol - just check google on the day! It'll be automatic in the checkout process.
 

Why They’re a Game-Changer: With these 7 schemes, you don’t need to overthink colour choices—just pick a scheme, grab your paints, and dive in! Let creativity take the lead!

Inside the guide, you’ll find:

• 7 easy-to-follow colour combos
• Tips for keeping colours clean (not muddy!)
• Ideas for using each scheme at different stages
   

👉 Grab your copy of the Colour Schemes Guide here

Happy creating! 
Charndra

P.S. This Thursday is the Launch Day of my podcast Easy Collaborative Art, episodes 1 & 2 will be published and then a weekly c5 minute podcast with three ideas each time - bite sized as that's what I can manage at present, I don't want to drone on for ages...