Nature harbors top-notch color matching schemes. Be sure to collect this list of inspiration!

NATURE

ESCAPE THE CITY

PREFACE

Nature is never a monotonous canvas; it is a generous colorist. Using the earth as paper and time as a brush, every landscape is a masterpiece carefully mixed by nature, waiting for us to understand the colors behind this splendor.

PART.01

COLOR MATHING AESTHETICS

Field Colors

The emerald green and golden waves of the fields are a carnival of complementary colors. The high saturation of green and the bright gold create a strong visual impact.

PART.02

COLOR MATHING AESTHETICS

Blue Limestone

The blue travertine of Pamukkale in Turkey is a color concerto of blue and white. Light blue and deep blue gradually blend within the travertine, creating a collision of cool and warm tones with the snow-white terraces.

PART.03

COLOR MATHING AESTHETICS

Snowscape

The blue travertine of Pamukkale in Turkey is a color concerto of blue and white. Light blue and deep blue gradually blend within the travertine, creating a collision of cool and warm tones with the snow-white terraces.

PART.04

COLOR MATHING AESTHETICS

Pink Beach

The coral pink and milk white of the Pink Beach form a harmonious sonata with low contrast. The soft pink and pure white are close to each other on the color wheel, and the subtle differences in saturation make the scene warm and not dazzling. The white edges of the waves are like breaths of color, allowing the sweetness to have some breathing space.

PART.05

COLOR MATHING AESTHETICS

Orange Mountains

The orange mountains at sunset are an excellent example of color brightness gradation. The mountaintops are first coated with a layer of bright orange, like metal just taken out of a furnace, with a dazzling sheen.

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COLOR MATHING AESTHETICS

Brown Rock Stratum

The Badlands lay bare the palette of time. The warm brown hue, a badge of iron oxide's weathered sedimentation, dominates. Layer upon layer of sandstone and shale, honed by wind and rain, interweave shades of brown and orange-red, composing an earthy, majestic symphony.