9 Color Palettes that use Blue
Blue is one of the most popular colors, and for good reason! It’s versatile and can be used to create a variety of moods and atmospheres in crafts and coloring pages. Here are 9 color combinations that use blue.
1. Beautiful Blue, Blue, and More Blue!
This is a strong and modern style that is great for standing out. Combining different shades of blue can make things look deeper and more interesting.
2. Sunny Blue, Yellow, and Green
This is a cheerful and playful combination that is perfect for flowers, lighthearted coloring pages, or springtime and summertime crafts. The yellow adds a pop of color that makes the blue stand out.
3. Mysterious Blue, Purple, and Gray
This is a dramatic and mysterious combination that is perfect for creating a sense of intrigue. The purple adds richness to the blue while the gray adds a touch of elegance.
4. Bold Blue and Black
This is a chic and sophisticated combination that is perfect for creating a dramatic effect. The black adds depth and mystery to the blue.
5. Cozy Blue and Brown
This is an earthy and rustic combination that is perfect for creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. The brown adds warmth to the blue. I especially love when brown is combined with a turquoise or aqua blue.
6. Dynamic Blue and Orange
Blue and orange go well together. They are bold, exciting, and surprisingly work well together. It’s like a campfire against the blue evening sky – a mix of warmth and coolness that catches your interest and excites your senses.
7. Sweet Blue, Pink, and Tan
This is a sweet and romantic combination. The pink softens the blue and creates a gentle atmosphere while the tan adds a warm natural vibe.
8. Serene Blue and Green
This is a natural and harmonious combination that is perfect for creating a sense of peace and tranquility. The green complements the blue and creates a soothing effect.
9. Timeless Blue, White, and Gray
This is a sophisticated and modern combination. The gray adds a touch of elegance to the blue.
Keep track of your palettes with free printable palette cards.
More about Color Palettes!
Want to learn more about creating your own color wheels and palettes? Check out “Color Wheel Basics: Working with Paints and Colored Pencils” hosted by Molly Hatch on Creativebug’s online art classes.
