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Q: Why do certain colors look good together, but others clash?

—Mary Lynn W.

First, imagine a rainbow. Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet, all laid out in a line. Now pull that rainbow into a circle, so that violet touches red.. Take a look at which colors are across from each other: Red and green, and blue and yellow. These pairs are called .

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