In color theory, Color Harmony refers to the property that certain aesthetically pleasing color combinations have.
These combinations create pleasing contrasts and consonances that are said to be harmonious.

Color harmony has been a topic of extensive study throughout history, here you will get 37 most known traditional and organic schemes in 10 variants:

Monochromatic: Variations of the same color.
Complementary: Colors from the opposite ends of the wheel provide the most contrast.
Split Complementary: These colors have high visual contrast, but with less visual tension than purely complementary colors.
Analogous: colors that are touching in the wheel creates a narrow harmonious color scheme.
Neutral: Uses a hue which has been diminished or neutralized by the addition of its complement or black.
Clash: Combines a color with the hue to the right or the left of its complement on the color wheel.
Double Contrast: Increases the color contrast.
Triadic: Three colors equally spaced around the color wheel create vivid visual interest.
Tetrad / Rectangular Tetrad: Two pairs of complementary colors. This scheme is popular because it offers strong visual contrast, while retaining harmony.

Use them for your creative design, product retouch, illustrations, gradient maps for the creative projects, text effects, web design, buttons, icon making, and more.

!!! Currently not compatible with Corel and Affinity products!

The List of the Color Schemes

• Powerful
• Rich
• Romantic
• Vital
• Earthy
• Friendly
• Soft
• Welcoming
• Moving
• Elegant
• Trendy
• Fresh
• Traditional
• Refreshing
• Tropical
• Classic
• Dependable
• Calm
• Regal
• Magical
• Nostalgic
• Energetic
• Subdued
• Warm
• Rustic
• Homey
• Rugged
• Tranquil
• Pastoral
• Natural
• Clean
• Solid
• Meditative
• Soothing
• Dark
• Urban
• Composed

Variants:

• Monochromatic
• Complementary
• Split Complementary
• Analogous
• Neutral
• Clash
• Triadic
• Double Contrast
• Tetrad
• Rectangular Tetrad

In the package you will get:

• 370 Gradients Pack (.grd) compatible both Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Photoshop Elements,
• Preview (.jpeg),
• Instructions for Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Photoshop Elements (.txt)