Start with the wheel. Analogous Warm keeps red, orange and yellow and suppresses the cool bands; Analogous Cool keeps green, aqua and blue and suppresses the warm ones. Complementary Pair sets blue and aqua against red and yellow and empties everything between. Split Complement puts yellow against blue and purple. Triadic Balance carries yellow, aqua and magenta and holds down the bands between them. Each scheme is worked band by band in hue, saturation and luminance, so skin stays skin while the scheme takes the rest of the frame.
Then the named palettes. Copper Rose turns the reds pink and lifts them, folds magenta in, and restrains orange so faces survive. Ochre Field deepens the yellows, folds the greens in and suppresses the blues. Rust Iron is oxide red with skin kept off it. On the cool side, Slate Blue deepens the blues and folds aqua and purple in; Plum Dusk steers blue and magenta into violet; Moss Olive pushes green toward yellow and lifts the faces; Sage Room drains green to a pale grey-green.
Two collections hold back. Monochrome Hue is a single cyan scheme with every other band emptied. Neutral Accent is a near-neutral frame where one red accent carries all the colour.
Not on this wheel: Warm Cool Split, the network's exclusive split-tone set, sold on its own page only. The Palette Set is the smaller pack of named families; this folio is the palettes and the harmony systems together.



























