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    A triadic color scheme uses three colors that are evenly spaced around the color wheel. There is no single dominant color, making the scheme vibrant and colorful. Designers must carefully balance the three colors to maintain the desired effects and meanings. Examples show bold, saturated shades produce the strongest and most vibrant palettes within a triadic scheme. The Paletton application can be used to create triadic schemes by selecting the "Triade (3-color)" option and adjusting the distance between colors.

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    A triadic color scheme uses three colors that are evenly spaced around the color wheel. There is no single dominant color, making the scheme vibrant and colorful. Designers must carefully balance the three colors to maintain the desired effects and meanings. Examples show bold, saturated shades produce the strongest and most vibrant palettes within a triadic scheme. The Paletton application can be used to create triadic schemes by selecting the "Triade (3-color)" option and adjusting the distance between colors.

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    Triadic Color Scheme - Colorpedia PDF

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    A triadic color scheme uses three colors that are evenly spaced around the color wheel. There is no single dominant color, making the scheme vibrant and colorful. Designers must carefully balance the three colors to maintain the desired effects and meanings. Examples show bold, saturated shades produce the strongest and most vibrant palettes within a triadic scheme. The Paletton application can be used to create triadic schemes by selecting the "Triade (3-color)" option and adjusting the distance between colors.

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    3/20/2017 TriadiccolorschemeColorpedia

    Triadiccolorscheme
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    Atriadisacolorscheme,aspecialvariantofthesplitcomplementarycolor
    scheme,withtheequaldistancebetweenallcolors.Allthreecolorsare
    distributedevenlyaroundthecolorwheel,causingthereisnocleardominanceof
    onecolor.Theschemeisalwaysvibrantandcolorful,designersshoulduseitand
    balanceverycarefullytomaintanthedesiredeffectsandcolormeaning.

    Examples
    Anysetofshadesofallthreecolorscouldbeusedwithatriad,butthestrongest
    effectandmostvibrantpalettesareproducedwithbold,saturatedshades.

    Atypicaltriad3strongcolorsevenlyaroundthecolorwheel
    Variousshadeswithinatriad
    Palettonusage colorscheme,andtheirmutual
    contrast.
    WithinthePalettonapplicationusetheTriade(3color)option(withouta
    complementarycolor),tocreatesplitcontrastschemes.Setthedistancefromthebasecolorcomplementby
    draggingoneofthosetwosupplementcolor,orbyclickingtheanglegadgetandenteringthevaluemanually.The
    desiredvaluetogetatriadis60.

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