#89513f color info

#89513f

light brown

Color info & conversion

Name

light brown

RGB

137, 81, 63

CMYK

0, 41, 54, 46,

HSV

15, 54, 54

HWB

15, 25, 46

Color harmonies

Color harmonies (color schemes or color palettes) are expertly curated combinations of colors that work harmoniously together, enhancing the visual appeal and overall aesthetic of a design or artwork. These harmonies are categorized into various types based on their positions on the color wheel and the relationships between the selected colors. Each type of color harmony produces a unique emotional impact and evokes specific moods, allowing artists, designers, and creators to effectively communicate their intended messages through the strategic use of color.

Analogous

Analogous color harmonies involve choosing colors that are adjacent on the color wheel, creating a serene and calming visual impression.

Complementary

Complementary color scheme consist of two colors positioned opposite each other on the color wheel, generating a vibrant and high-contrast visual impact

split-complementary

Split-Complementary color scheme involve selecting a base color and its two adjacent complementary colors, producing a balanced and pleasing scheme.

Double-split-complementary

Double-Split-Complementary color scheme combine two adjacent colors with their respective complementary colors, offering a diverse yet harmonious composition.

Tetradic

Tetradic color scheme employ two sets of complementary colors, creating a dynamic and versatile composition with four distinct hues.

Triadic

Triadic color scheme incorporate three colors equally spaced on the color wheel, delivering a vibrant and well-balanced visual experience

Color variations

Tones

Tones refer to colors that are modified by adding gray, resulting in muted and subtle variations of a particular hue.

Hues

Hues represent the pure, distinct colors on the color wheel, without any added black, white, or gray.

Shades

Shades are created by adding black to a hue, producing darker and deeper versions of the original color.

Lighten

Lighten is the process of increasing the lightness of a color, often accomplished by adding white to the original color, producing a brighter and more pastel-like hue.

Darken

Darken is a process of reducing the lightness of a color, typically achieved by adding black to the original color, resulting in a deeper and more intense hue.

Alpha

Alpha, often represented as opacity in digital design, refers to the transparency level of a color, influencing how it blends with underlying colors or elements