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Tetradic Color [verified] | No Survey

Enter the (or Double-Complementary) color scheme.

Have you used a tetradic scheme in a recent project? Share your wins (or horror stories) in the comments below. tetradic color

We all know the classics. The Monochromatic scheme is safe and soothing. The Complementary scheme (blue and orange) is vibrant and reliable. But sometimes, a design calls for a symphony, not a duet. Enter the (or Double-Complementary) color scheme

About J.N.

Music researcher with an unhealthy passion for music and music festivals. Former studio owner, semi-functional drummer and with a fairly good collection of old analogue synthesizers from the 70's. Indie rock, post rock, electronic/industrial and drum & bass (kind of a mix, yeah?) are usual stuff in my playlists but everything that sounds good will fit in.