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CONFIDENT COLOUR

EVEN IF you don’t think you are an artistic person, or believe you aren’t good at choosing the right colours, you can use colour theory to put the right shades together for your next project.

What is your favourite colour? It is usually an easy question to answer, and can often prompt happy thoughts as you visualise that colour and shade; perhaps as a favourite garment, a room colour, or even a bright parasol umbrella beside an aquamarine sea on a memorable holiday.

The Colour Wheel

The colour wheel is a visual representation of the colours in a prism, arranged in

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