7 Group Art Colour Schemes

Hi ,
 

Choosing colours doesn’t have to be the hardest part of painting!

My 7 Group Art Colour Schemes takes out the guesswork—so you can dive straight into creating.
 

Each palette is thoughtfully designed to support bold or subtle artwork that flows beautifully, whether you're painting a base layer or adding decorative patterns.
 

✨ Simply choose a scheme, grab your paints, and let the creativity begin!
 

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

Let me show you the Vibrant Colour Scheme—originally developed for a group of teenage girls painting a public mural together. Over several weeks, they built confidence and connection through my Pattern Play Collaborative Art process.

They each chose a Pattern Play Page that spoke to them, and off they went—adding joyful colour and energy to their shared creation.

Why using a simple, set colour scheme works:
They work for group artworks, I've used them all. Just pick one and use it, without decision fatigue. There's a squillion colour schemes out there - you can get a box with HUNDREDS. That makes my brain HURT - the thought of scanning through them all trying to decide - gagh. 

Less overwhelm = more creativity. These schemes give you structure, so you can play with confidence. 
 

Happy creating! 
Charndra

🎨 Curious about collaborative art? (in a listening way?)

Check out Easy Collaborative Art, my new podcast! Tiny 5-minute episodes packed with fun tips, creative inspiration, and ways to explore group art—no experience needed.
 

🎧 Listen here via the Podcast Hub or search "Easy Collaborative Art" on your podcast player of choice.
 

(Keep an ear out… there’s a little letter-collecting game leading to a secret Pattern Play Challenge after Episode 9!)

P.S. the Beginner’s Guide got a BIG refresh! Access the new 20+ page version here: Beginners Guide to Collaborative Art

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