Zentangle Untangled (2012)
“Complementary colors sit either opposite or at equal distances from each other on the color wheel. These colors always work well together, but don’t be afraid to experiment with them. Use different shades of the colors with each other. This widens your palette and gives you some room to play. And while complementary colors often work best when used as shown, there are no strict rules. Make your art your own. Be brave!
Tip When referring to the shade of a color, it is when black has been added t...o it. When referring to the tint of a color, it is when white has been added.
MOOKA COMPLEMENTS Sakura Pigma Micron pen, watercolor In Mooka Complements, I used the secondary colors that complement each other, but with a twist. Instead of a clear orange tint, I chose one with a more yellow tint. I didn’t do so intentionally; I just liked the yellow-orange color in my palette and went with it. It worked. The other advantage was that the yellow element of the tint sits equally away from red on the color wheel—and pink is a whitened tint of red.MoreLess
Tip When referring to the shade of a color, it is when black has been added t...o it. When referring to the tint of a color, it is when white has been added.
MOOKA COMPLEMENTS Sakura Pigma Micron pen, watercolor In Mooka Complements, I used the secondary colors that complement each other, but with a twist. Instead of a clear orange tint, I chose one with a more yellow tint. I didn’t do so intentionally; I just liked the yellow-orange color in my palette and went with it. It worked. The other advantage was that the yellow element of the tint sits equally away from red on the color wheel—and pink is a whitened tint of red.MoreLess
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