Small guide on how I apply color theory to my paintings and illustrations
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And some other tips!
For the record tho my process is not as structured as it looks. It& #39;s all mostly in my mind and I& #39;m still always learning. But if you practice enough, color theory may become second nature.
For the record tho my process is not as structured as it looks. It& #39;s all mostly in my mind and I& #39;m still always learning. But if you practice enough, color theory may become second nature.
Thank you so much for the lovely feedback!
There are a lot of useful resources online like color palette generators, but learning the basics and the relationship of colors can be fun and rewarding.
Here& #39;s my favorite video on color theory: https://youtu.be/_2LLXnUdUIc ">https://youtu.be/_2LLXnUdU...
There are a lot of useful resources online like color palette generators, but learning the basics and the relationship of colors can be fun and rewarding.
Here& #39;s my favorite video on color theory: https://youtu.be/_2LLXnUdUIc ">https://youtu.be/_2LLXnUdU...
And here& #39;s a painting process by Nick Cross that opened my eyes to how relative colors are. Mainly: you can achieve a hint/an illusion of green using yellows and oranges. https://youtu.be/Sb-ZbtA1WGQ ">https://youtu.be/Sb-ZbtA1W...