Abstract

This paper briefly summarizes the principle of color contrast and color harmony, which mainly explains their applications in advertising design. From the exploration, it is found that the moderate contrast, sharp contrast and progressive contrast of color are often employed in advertising design, furthermore, the identity harmony, approximate harmony and order harmony is also widely used in advertising design. Therefore, in order to better carry out the application of color contrast and harmony, the advertising design department should actively train professionals in color, strengthen advertising design review and conduct the all-around market research.

Highlights

  • With the comprehensive coverage of information network, more and more advertisements are filled with public life

  • This paper briefly summarizes the principle of color contrast and color harmony, which mainly explains their applications in advertising design

  • It is found that the moderate contrast, sharp contrast and progressive contrast of color are often employed in advertising design, the identity harmony, approximate harmony and order harmony is widely used in advertising design

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Summary

Introduction

With the comprehensive coverage of information network, more and more advertisements are filled with public life. In order to strengthen the aesthetic feeling of advertisements and bring more comfortable advertising experience to consumers, paying attention to color contrast and harmony in advertising design has become the design trend

Overview of Color Contrast and Color Harmony
Application of Color Contrast in Advertising Design
Moderate Contrast
Sharp Contrast
Progressive Contrast
Application of Color Harmony in Advertising Design
Identity Harmony
Approximate Harmony
Order Harmony
Area Adjustment Method
Color Dominance Method
Color Enhancement Method
Color Intervention Method of Color
Cultivating Professionals in Color
Strengthening the Advertising Design Review
Conducting Market Research Actively
Conclusion
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