Ok, what i realised is that everytime i have to think up a colour scheme for any of my designs, i have to go back to the colour theory to come up with the best combination as possible. There are a few good sites on the net but you would usually have to search quite abit for just the right one that explains things properly. The text i used here was from an actual website i found where the description is quite helpful
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but the way they did the colour wheel, for me it makes it difficult to be precise, so i did my own little colour wheel alongside, also did the different combinations and how they look when placed together. For the Tetradic Colour Scheme, i didn't do anything for that for i believe that, that last one is purely up to the artist or designer what combination to use since it is hard to harmonize, you would usually have to just go by eye and taste, compared to the other schemes where you can pick them out as i did.

So i am submitting this on deviant art for anyone who may wish to use this tool to help them with their artwork. Now in this Theory it is just based on the basic hues, as we all know there are different shades in colours, and this theory still applies and still works.

Me being a designer i have placed this in the design category for anyone here to use, rather than it being a tutorial