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Contrast Colours
Harmony Colours
Predominant Colours
Low Key Colours
High Key Colours
Muted Colours
Isolated Colours
False Colours
Picture 1
Picture 2
Picture 3
Click on the links to view pictures with different combination of colours and how they reflect different moods.
False Colour
Dramatic, Bizarre, Distortion
To achieve a bizarre and dramatic effect, and may even liven up a dull portrait or picture.
Filters are used on a normal pictures to give the image false and synthetic colours. These filters include colour shifts (polarization), solarization so the picture is all the shades of one colour, a negative image, or filtering different areas of a pictures in different colours.
The Pop Artist, Andy Warhol, is a great exponent of using false colours. He is most famously know for his painting of Marilyn Monroe, changing her hair to a bright orange and bright pink skin.
