We reach our first secondary color as a result. Purple, a stunning combination of red and purple, is exactly in the middle of the two colors on the color wheel, yet altering each value can produce new shades.
Like its red-based parent, purple is frequently linked to wealth and authority. Purple errs toward monarchy and nobility, in contrast to red’s propensity to portray the material aspects of power and ambition. The blue tones add a sense of calmness and stability, which when combined with the vitality of red, produces a sense of knowledge and common sense.
combines the vibrancy of red with the stability of blue.
connected to aristocracy. It stands for authority, affluence, power, and aspiration.
conveys luxury and richness.
Wisdom, independence, self-respect, creativity, mystery, and enchantment are all associated with it.
Important hues include indigo, violet, lavender, and mauve
