As you notice what I assume are owls are colored with peach on all four corners of the page. Other colors I showed to offset the owls were purple, greens and in the center for the small border brown. I used forest green for the center point of the owl corners as well as in the center of the page to go against the brown. I believe it shows a good contrast. Please comment.
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Good choices of colours for this one!