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Many types of color schemes have been devised for all sorts of purposes, but we will focus on three:
* Monochromatic
* Complementary
* Analogous
From these three recipes, you can easily make ten color schemes (just choose a couple of different "base" colors for each until you have ten).
<gallery perrow=3>
Image:Gablefront1.jpg|Monochromatic
Image:BHHouse.jpg|Complementary
File:Ivory McKusick 2.JPG|Analogous
</gallery>
===Monochromatic===
In this scheme, only one color is used, but various tints and shades are combined, such as blue, light blue, and dark blue. The painter may also use various tints, such as light blue, lighter blue, and a blue still lighter than that.
===Complementary===
Complementary colors are colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel, such as blue and orange, red and green, purple and yellow.

Many types of color schemes have been devised for all sorts of purposes, but we will focus on three:
* Monochromatic
* Complementary
* Analogous
From these three recipes, you can easily make ten color schemes (just choose a couple of different "base" colors for each until you have ten). 
<gallery perrow=3>
Image:Gablefront1.jpg|Monochromatic
Image:BHHouse.jpg|Complementary
File:Ivory McKusick 2.JPG|Analogous
</gallery>
===Monochromatic===
In this scheme, only one color is used, but various tints and shades are combined, such as blue, light blue, and dark blue. The painter may also use various tints, such as light blue, lighter blue, and a blue still lighter than that.
===Complementary===
Complementary colors are colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel, such as blue and orange, red and green, purple and yellow.

Muchas clases de esquemas de colores se han diseñados para diferentes propósitos, pero se centrará en tres:

Monocromo
Complementario
Análogo

De estas tres recetas, se puede hacer fácilmente diez esquemas de colores (sólo elegir un par de diferentes colores «base» para cada uno hasta que haya diez).

Monocromo
Complementario
Análogo

Monocromo

En este esquema, se utiliza un solo color, pero diversos tintes y sombras se combinan, como el azul, celeste y azul oscuro. El pintor también puede utilizar varios tonos, como el celeste, azul más claro, y un azul más claro aún que eso.

Complementario

Los colores complementarios son los colores que son opuestos entre sí en círculo cromático, como el azul y el anaranjado, rojo y verde, y púrpura y amarillo.