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Occult Split-complementary Color Scheme

Five colors arranged by the split-complementary rule around Occult (#4B1E87), each snapped to its nearest named color.

#4B1E87
#8B851B
#328E13
#2D0F47
#C4BF33

Color names and codes

NameHEXRGBHSLCMYK
Occult#4B1E8775, 30, 135266°, 64%, 32%44, 78, 0, 47
Fickle Pickle#8B851B139, 133, 2757°, 67%, 33%0, 4, 81, 45
Cossack Green#328E1350, 142, 19105°, 76%, 32%65, 0, 87, 44
Oily Purple#2D0F4745, 15, 71272°, 65%, 17%37, 79, 0, 72
Pyrite Yellow#C4BF33196, 191, 5158°, 59%, 48%0, 3, 74, 23

Which pairs work for text

Text on backgroundContrastWCAG
Aa #2D0F47 on #C4BF338.54:1AAA
Aa #4B1E87 on #C4BF335.91:1AA
Aa #8B851B on #2D0F474.30:1AA large
Aa #328E13 on #2D0F473.95:1AA large
Aa #4B1E87 on #8B851B2.98:1—
Aa #4B1E87 on #328E132.73:1—

CSS variables

:root {
  --color-1: #4b1e87; /* Occult */
  --color-2: #8b851b; /* Fickle Pickle */
  --color-3: #328e13; /* Cossack Green */
  --color-4: #2d0f47; /* Oily Purple */
  --color-5: #c4bf33; /* Pyrite Yellow */
}

Other schemes from Occult

More Dark Purple split-complementary palettes

Questions

What colors go with Occult?

In a split-complementary scheme: Fickle Pickle (#8B851B), Cossack Green (#328E13), Oily Purple (#2D0F47), Pyrite Yellow (#C4BF33).

What is the hex code of Occult?

#4B1E87.