🔸 The ONLY Colour Theory Video You Ever Need To Watch!

This video is a giant compilation of some of the most important tips, hacks and information that I've ever spoken about here at Satori Graphics, condensed down into a single video.

Colour is a very interesting and sometimes confusing part of graphic design. Colour can literally make or break a design, and so it is important to know how to use it as a tool in effective ways. From learning about the basics of the colour wheel, to advanced colour theory, colour tools and other things, this video really shows you how to master colour on your graphic design projects and artwork.

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0:00 Satori Colour Vids 2020-2023
0:13 Part 1: Before/After Colour
1:37 Part 1b: 2nd Design
3:00 Part 1c: 3rd Design
4:04 Part 2: Advanced Colour Theories
4:39 Part 2b: Saturation & Brightness Matter
5:52 Part 2c: Colour Physical Effects
7:32 Part 2d: Colour & Culture
8:29 Part 3: Tips For Colour Scheme Selection
9:40 Part 3b: Psychology Is Useful
10:12 Part 3c: New Example
10:55 Part 3d: Revisiting Design 1
11:37 Part 3e: Psychology & Colour Tools
13:01 Part 4: Adobe Illustrator Tips
15:17 Part 5: Colour In Logo Design
17:29 Part 5b: Choosing The Right Colour For A Logo
19:02 Part 5c: How Many Colours?
20:01 Part 5d: Colour To Stand Out
21:04 Part 6: Colour Tools
22:01 Part 6b Physical Colour Wheel
23:20 Part 6c: Recolour Tool
23:54 Part 6d: Pigment
25:08 Part 6e: Paletton
25:59 Part 6f: Photoshop Colour Tool trick
26:42 Part 7: Colour Wheel Basics
27:10 Part 7b: Colour Groups

[SatoriGraphics]

I thought it would be a great idea to put the most valuable information pertaining to colour in a single video. Some of the older footage and audio quality is questionable, but hope you find this useful, and be sure to check out the chapters that split the video up into sections

[lonelyone]

Something that is worth a note that I don't see enough people in the design community stating. We are humans we have biases and we do not think empirically. Getting into the empirics of colour theory and using case studies and reference groups is vital to choosing your creative path.

[mindfulsmadness]

As a new artist I appreciate this video very much! I was always wondering why once I colored my images in they just didn't "feel" right, and now I know why! Thank you for making this video in an easy and digestible way. 💜

[sayantanchatterjee]

The fact that this video is free is just stupid. Thank you for this starter designer goldmine Satori, you outdid yourself yet again and earned my (and most likely many others') respect.

[EmptycatArt]

Relevant timestamps

1:00 - Energetic Design
3:45 - Complementary colors
4:12 - About red
4:40 - Brightness Saturation Hue
12:30 - Know your brand

[gaelicgael]

This video is so insanely helpful even for a long time artist. Helps me put concrete terms to ideas I’ve vaguely understood just through thinking how things might feel “wrong”

[tfalcon]

Im student in graphic designing, but im (a little bit) colour blind. So i always struggle a lot with colours making my designs very dark. This video has opend a world, i thought i would never see.

[loodmoonrising]

Even though Im a digital artist rather than a graphic designer, I feel like this video is better structured and clearer than any colour video made by a digital artist

[belleville]

I've been studying colors to add to my illustrations for the past few months, and even though I know most of this video, it's all put together well in one place so that I can go back here to check something I might have forgotten.

[jae]

I can’t begin to describe how helpful and informative this was. Thank you so much!

[jamescuggy]

A slightly longer than usual video from Satori Graphics but well worth every second. A true comprehensive crash course into Colour Theory that will be a great asset for beginners and experienced artists & designers alike! Thank you.

[FirnzauxBum]

Thank you, Satori. Your channel has always been a gold mine.

[akxlphotos]

Great video! I learned a lo! Although, being someone without any schooling in art, one thing that took me forever to realize is that when finding color schemes, you use a different color wheel than what’s usually in the hue wheel of Photoshop.

[TrajektoryGFX]

This video was very informative and well structured, and thanks for revealing out those incredible software! It will definitely worth a look

[WebFanNY]

Re 16:47 purple, the reason for the association with royalty comes from the Byzantine Empire's tradition when a child was born to parents bearing the imperial purple described by Anna Comnena, a Byzantine princess and author of the Alexiad. Before Pantene and Photoshop, back in the days of old Rome and Byzantium the purple dye obtained from sea snails used to color the cloth. This was so expensive it became s a status symbol. In the USA is also considered a regal and elegant color, especially within the dress choices for church wear within the African American communities

[antblisss]

2:02 ngl, would’ve went for a light green with a very pale, low saturated yellow border. I feel like the light color would keep the audience grounded, and green gives it that natural feel which people want in their beauty products. The yellow would be used to contrast the green and the bg for her would also be green since the yellow is providing contrast

[pratikrajsah]

Thanks a lot, Sator!! Now I won't complaint about you not putting out a course. Your channel is more than enough.

[nisakamal]

I never regret clicking on this Satori's video. This video is so helpful for me on be aware of choosing colors. Thank you Satori Graphics!

[goodvibesberlin]

Thanks for this amazing video! Just one thing: Cadbury is using purple since 1914. So in this case it wasn't a targeted choice based on market research or facebook impressions.

[Galiyaare_studio]

Great information, covering almost everything in terms of Colour Theory. I do refer to the same, whenever in need of help for the same.