9 Color Palettes that use RED
Red is a strong color that represents passion, power, and fun combinations. Let’s explore 9 color combinations that will make your red stand out. Whether working on a craft project or coloring in coloring pages, these color palettes will help you see how versatile red can be!
1. Red Summer Paradise
This palette has bursting with bright colors and good vibes. The red is paired with bright pink, lavender, light blue, and olive green. This combination of colors has the feel of a summery tropical paradise. Just imagine a flower garden filled with colorful blooms.
2. Sophisticated Red and Blue
A sophisticated and nautical-inspired combination. The deep navy blue and the lighter grayish blue calm the intensity of red, creating a sense of balance and elegance.
3. Red Mystique
Regal purple, fiery red, and playful pinks make a bewitching combination of colors. Think sunsets, gardens, crystals or even dragon scales with this enchanting palette.
4. Vintage Red and Turquoise
Red and turquoise is full of personality and gives off a mid 20th century vibe. The cool aqua tones of turquoise balance the warmth of red, creating a fun vintage combination.
5. Pretty in Red and Pink
A feminine and romantic combination, red and pink is perfect for creating a soft and inviting space. The different shades of pink, plus a touch of cream, can add depth and dimension to the overall look.
6. Burning Red
Red, orange, yellow, dark red, and black are perfect for creating flames and other types of dramatic images. Together, they make a striking combination.
7. Christmas Red
A classic Christmas pairing, red and green can also be used year-round to create a festive and cheerful atmosphere.
8. Red and Gold Luxury
The pairing of red and gold exudes glamour and warmth. Gold complements the boldness of red without being overpowering. The addition of a warm gray also helps to tone down the combination while adding to the luxury.
9. Timeless Red
Red, gray, and black are timeless and versatile. The red stands out against the black and gray, creating a bold and dramatic statement. For more contrast and pop, add a bit of white.
More about Color Palettes!
Want to learn more about creating your own color wheels and palettes? I’ve got the perfect recommendation for you. Check out the fantastic course titled “Color Wheel Basics: Working with Paints and Colored Pencils” hosted by Molly Hatch on Creativebug’s online art classes.
