Here I'll be showing you examples of Medium-High Contrast which sits in between Medium Contrast (that is a medium depth colour with either a very light or very dark colour) and High Contrast (which is a very light colour with a very dark colour).
In essence it's a medium light colour with a really deep/dark colour or a really light colour with a medium-dark colour. Kind of simple really!
This outfit I'm wearing would be classed as medium high value contrast. The grey is medium light and the black is very dark. The hot pink is bright but medium in value which can make the contrast look higher than medium -more to medium high.
Now for some more examples of Medium-High Value Contrast
You will notice that the top is darkish (but not really dark like black or a midnight blue) and the skirt is light, but it's not white or really pale.
Here I've taken black pants (which are really dark) and paired them with a mid-light blue jacket to create the medium-high value contrast
Here there is a white dress with a medium-dark green cardigan. So very light with medium-dark.
More resources on Value Contrast:
What is My Value Contrast What is My Value ContrastWhat is My Value Contrast How to Work with High Contrast How to Work with Medium Contrast 3 Steps to Finding Your Contrast 9 Real Life Examples of Working With Contrast 7 Important Factors for Working With Contrast What is My Value ContrastIf you want my professional opinion on your value (and colour contrast) as well as knowing which of my 18 direction colour palettes suits you best then check out 7 Steps to Style which includes this information plus so much more!
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