How to Balance a Color Palette

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The ultimate science-backed tutorial for graphic designers & brands who want to create BALANCED color palettes for their brand.
You'll learn:
- the key differences between aesthetics & balance
- how to use hue, saturation, and luminosity to balance a color palette
- how to adjust individual colors to balance your palettes
-the 'danger zone' for light and dark colors
Here are some of the tools I use:
🎨 FREE Color Contrast Checker: thecolorpalettestudio.com/pag...
🎨 Color Palette Tester: thecolorpalettestudio.com/pro...
Keywords: graphic design, graphic designer, color palettes, color spectrum, balance color palettes, canva, figma, adobe, color contrast, color accessibility

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30 июн 2024

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@reindeer1901 3 месяца назад

I never truly understood how to create my own color palette, until I found you! Thank you.❤🎉

@momo-xh3bm 3 дня назад

This is really functional and practical❤ Thank you! Would you do video on how you usually pick colours in the branding system or logo design?

@hannahthufvesson 3 месяца назад

Awesome tools! Thank you! ☺️

@soulfulsunflower4328 3 месяца назад

Seeing that graph laid out on top of a color hue is so helpful! I just recently purchased your kit that has the builder and tester in it. I still need to really sit down with it to get the hang of it. It will need to work a little differently for me as I'm working with print (sublimation) instead of web design. is there a way to utilize this for multiple colors sitting on top of one color while also looking good next to each other? I always end up spending more time tinkering with my color combos than creating my art and patterns.

@user-zv6rx7pm9m 4 месяца назад

Oh, my gosh this is what I needed 🙏

@feliciagaffney1998 3 месяца назад

Thank you. This is helpful. I've been wondering how to decide on colors. I do tend to lean to the same main colors, but have been confused about how to best use them in combination. My first website, I ended up with things on a cream background. I've been wanting to change things up and add in another kinda "main" color... but then I wonder if I have too many colors. Lol. I felt like there was a rule about only having 4 or 5 colors. So, I'm happy to know I DON'T have to restirct myself.