Deep red is an intense and rich shade, often a symbol of strength, passion and courage. This colour is particularly often associated with romance and love, as its deep, warm tones are attractive and eye-catching. In art and design, the expressive power of deep red helps to highlight accentuated elements and is often used to create dramatic effects. It is also used as a symbolic colour for special occasions such as Christmas and Valentine's Day.
The deep red colour also evokes a sense of elegance and luxury, making it a popular choice in the fashion and beauty industries. It is often used in formal wear and make-up products to create a subtle yet bold expression of confidence and sensuality. This colour also has a psychological effect: it stimulates energy and alertness, while evoking emotional depths.
Information on RGB and HEX colour codes for deep red
The RGB value of the deep red colour is RGB(139,0,0). The HEX code is #8B0000.
Colour scheme | Code/Weights |
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Hex |
#8B0000 |
RGB |
rgb(139, 0, 0) |
HSL |
hsl(0, 100%, 27%) |
HSV/HSB |
hsv(0, 100%, 55%) |
CMYK |
cmyk(0%, 100%, 100%, 45%) |
Contrasting colour |
#008B8B |
Complementary colour |
#00FF00 |
Dark and light shades of deep red
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Dark shades
Light shades
Deep red complementary colour palettes
The colour deep red has many exciting combinations that reflect different moods and emotions. Below we present seven different colour palettes of deep red to give you inspiration for creative use.
Complementary palette
Analogue palette
Monochrome palette
Triad palette
Tetrade palette
Split complementary palette
Neutral palette
what is the colour of deep red?
Deep red is a rich, intense shade of red. It is often associated with elegance, depth and a sense of passion. The colour has a darker tone than classic red, resembling burgundy or crimson.
What is the colour of deep red?
The colour of deep red depends on several factors. These include the concentration of the dye, the quality of the raw materials used, the type and intensity of the lighting and the texture of the painted surface. In addition, the subjective perception of the viewer and the environment can also influence the perceived depth and hue of the colour.
How is deep red colour colour mixing possible? Theme: deep red colour
To achieve a deep red colour, the following mixing techniques can be used:
- Use red paint as a base.
- Add a small amount of black paint to the red paint to give it depth.
- If the mixture becomes too dark, add a little more red dye to restore the red tone.
- You can add a small amount of blue paint to add depth to the colour if needed.