Branding Colour Schemes you never knew existed
In this blog, we’re diving into 3 colour schemes most creatives have never heard of – Tetradic, Triadic and Diadic. We’ll break down the meaning of each one, how to create them and where to use them. You’ll be exposed to a world of branding colours you would have never considered.
Branding Colour Scheme 1 – Tetradic Colour Scheme
Want captivating, vibrant brand colours? This colour scheme is for you!
Using a tetradic colour scheme for your brand colours can create a visually captivating and harmonious look.
Here’s how it works:
- A tetradic colour scheme involves using 4 evenly spaced colours on the colour wheel.
- This colour set forms a rectangle on the colour wheel.
- The rectangle consists of 2 sets of complementary colour pairs.
- Pick one hero colour & use the others as accents.
- For variety & balance, try including Tints, Tones and Shades.
Check out the reel below to see the Tetradic colour palette we created.
Branding Colour Scheme 2 –Triadic Scheme
Are you looking to elevate your branding game? Let’s talk about using a triadic colour scheme!
A triadic colour scheme is a powerful tool for creating a cohesive & eye-catching branding colour palette.
Here’s how it works:
- You can achieve a harmonious and balanced look by selecting 3 evenly spaced colours on the colour wheel.
- This colour set forms a perfect triangle on the colour wheel.
- The result is a striking colour combination.
- Use the Key Colour + its tones, tints and shades.
Press play on the reel below to see our created Triadic colour palettes.
Branding Colour Scheme 3 – Diadic Scheme
Let’s dive into the Vibrant World of Diadic Colour Schemes!
Do you ever find yourself wondering how to create eye-catching colour harmonies in your branding colours?
One popular choice is the Diadic colour scheme, which involves pairing two hues that are one colour apart on the colour wheel.
Not only does this combination create a visually striking contrast, but it also brings a balanced and harmonious feel to your colour combos.
Have you ever experimented with this dynamic duo of colours?
Check out the reel to see the Diadic colour palettes we created.
Insider Tips
Remember, creating a cohesive brand identity extends beyond colours. Consider factors like fonts, imagery, and overall design style to align with your chosen colour scheme. And most importantly, have fun and be creative with your brand colours!
Where to now?
Want more help with choosing your branding colours? Check out the blogs below.
- How to Choose Your Brand Colours
- 3 Tips for Picking your Perfect Brand Colours
- Website Branding: How to use your Brand Colours to make your site Pop!
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