Basic color theory

Choosing the right color palette for your wreath can be the difference between a harmonious masterpiece and a chaotic eyesore. Color theory, the study of how colors interact and the visual effects of their combinations, can be your secret weapon in designing stunning wreaths. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned wreath maker, understanding …

Can two colors make red? Every preschooler knows that Red, Blue, and Green are primary colors. And since Red is a primary color that means it can not be made from either Green or Blue. But surprise! Red can be made by mixing the other set of primary colors.

When you think about the world around you, color is one of the most important things we see. It affects our mood, can bring us joy, strike up memories, or draw attention. Think about how absolutely dull our world would be if we only saw it in black and white! I think there's a myth […]

A blog about how to properly combine colors and how to use a color wheel with different tints, tones, and shades.

Effectively using color means your graphs clearly communicate your data. This post shows how. We summarize and apply visualization research to real-world examples. You can make graphs like these with Plotly’s web app, or APIs for Python, MATLAB, and R. For users who want to securely share graphs and data within a team, or create interactive dashboards, contact us about Plotly on-premise. In other Plotly news: We’ve released maps for our Python API. We’ve released a free version of our…

Do you have a natural flair for color? If you don't, color theory will help you look like you do! Whether you're coordinating an outfit, decorating a room or creating a succulent arrangement, understanding basic color theory and how to use a color wheel will help you to make color choices with confidence! #designingwithsucculents #succulentarrangements #colorfulsucculents #colorwheel #colortheory