Color Theory for Noobs | Beginner Guide
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Publicado 2017-11-24
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Just to clarify on the meaning of colours mentioned in the video. There are objective and subjective colour influences. I was pointing more towards the objective but I didn't mention the cultural and subjective differences in perceived colour, sorry! For example, blue the colour of the sky is naturally programmed into the mind to be an inviting and calming colour. As it's a colour our mind has evolved to put in the background and somewhat ignore while more important colour information could be happening Infront of us. There are objective instinctual emotions and reactions tied to colour, though through life experiences and culture these can be shifted and changed. But in general, you need to keep these things in mind when using colour. As well as keeping in mind the culture and subjective meaning from the audiences viewing whatever it is you make 😀
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''red = passion or danger ''
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don't mind me just taking note
hue- what colour it actually is
saturation- the intensity of the colour
lightness (tints/shades)-how bright the colour is, just adding white or black into the colour. If you make it darker it's called a Shade, but if you make it lighter it's called a Tint.
Colour Groups
monochrome- just one colour in a colour scheme
analogous-what colour is next to another on the colour wheel
complementary - colours opposite to each other on the colour wheel
triadic- making a triangle on the colour wheel
colour meanings
red-danger, passion
orange-energy, creative
yellow-happy, active
black-death,power
green-nature, healing
blue-calm, wisdom
purple-wealth,ambition
white-purity, peace -
Also did you know ^^ that when you add grey to a color it’s also called a ‘Tone’
There’s tints (where you add more white)
There’s tones (where you add more grey)
There’s shades (where you add more black) -
"Doctor I have a bullet wound!"
"Hmmm......have some green." -
“I’m gonna draw a little color wheel here”
Looks away for 2 seconds
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3:33 the way that you made a color wheel just by duplicating+shifting just made me understand color theory holy shit its that simple
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1. Desaturated
2. Hue Shift
3. Complementary.
Excellent, concise explanation, thanks. Always a good reference! -
“Yellow and purple go well together”
Me: Ah yes, grapes and cheese -
"Green is associated with healing"
Poison: yes
Damn it someone got it first -
This 9 minute video helped me understand colors more than my art classes did in 2
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Here's a summary of the "Colour Groups" part!
monochromatic colour scheme: one colour in different shades (essentially)
analogous colour scheme: Two or three colours that are beside each other in the colour wheel
complimentary colour scheme: Two colours that are opposite to each other in the colour wheel, ex. orange and blue, or yellow and purple
triadic colour scheme: three colours positioned in the shape of a triangle in the colour wheel, ex. orange, green, and purple, or yellow, red, and blue
Hope this helps all the lazy artists who need to rush a piece!
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1. less saturation, 2. changed the hue, 3. complementary colors
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1: Lower saturation
2: Changed hue
3: Complementary colors -
As someone who has been an artist for 4 years, I am shocked I have not taken the time to learn this.
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I have rarely made any art since high school (over 8 years) and was convinced I only did it out of boredom, but I know I’m still a creative person, so this helps a lot. Thank you!
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My color theory: These look good together, let’s go with it.
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"And remember it's just a theory"
"A colour theory" -
1) saturation
2) Tint
3) Complementary
Thanks Sensei. I love your simplistic approach of teaching and most importantly you give us a homework at the end of the video to think about. 😊