To understand color relationships, imagine a color wheel with colors appearing in this order: red, red-orange, orange, yellow-orange, yellow, yellow-green, green, blue-green, blue, blue-violet, violet, red-violet, and back to red. Cool colors like blue, green, and violet absorb light and recede from the viewer, making the item or wall seem farther away and smaller. For example, red, blue, and yellow make a cheery kid's room or, toned down to wine, navy, and old ivory, an elegant Federal room. Yet such was the uncertainty in Dearborn that planners allowed Taurus to hang on through 2006, reduced to just a pair of sedans with the old pushrod V-6. Notice we're still using only four colors. And some prefer to go with, rather than against, a bath's small dimensions by using dark, rich colors for maximum coziness. Ford was excluded from the small truck market for quite some time (seven years to be exact) before it decided to reintroduce the Ranger. Despite sharing the same classic lines, the GT was better than the GT40 in many ways, thanks to 40 years of technical progress.
The same or similar colors across surfaces allow the eye to keep moving and unify a space, making the whole area look larger. The same goes for pastel versions of these tones -- pink, coral, peach, and cream -- but the effect is modified by how much white is in the mix. For example, blue-violet, blue, and blue-green, in tones that range from icy periwinkle to deep teal, make an underwater fantasy bath. For example, if you like red and true blue, shake it up with red-orange and red-violet plus blue-green and blue-violet. For example, where a fire engine red and kelly green scheme would be jarring, pale pink plus evergreen is lovely, and a blue-orange color scheme beguiles in royal blue plus peach. For example, blue-green (perhaps as aqua or teal) plus orange (peach) and red (pink) for tropical flair or yellow plus red-violet (orchid) and blue-violet (periwinkle) for a spring garden look. Artificial lighting also affects how colors look.
Choose another color to be the secondary color (often a midtone) and one or two other colors as tertiary, accent colors (usually the brightest or darkest tones). Double-split complementary. Often seen in designer fabrics (which you can always copy, including the proportions of each color), this sophisticated scheme uses two colors on each side of a color plus the two colors on each side of its complement. Wheelbase stretched two inches to 114, bodysides ballooned outward, and a stouter frame contributed to an average 100 pounds of added curb weight. Of course, rockets like this were rare on Main Street, but they added high-powered sales luster in showrooms and made a huge impression on the public. This article tells the muscle car story, from the inception of the breed to its near disappearance to its revival in the form of today's road rockets. A rear power socket located in the trunk of the car returned in 2004 (the 2002 model had one as well, but the 2003 model discontinued the feature) as part of the standard MINI equipment.
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