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Colour is one of the most difficult aspects of graphic design, and something people struggle with across the industry. However, todays video will help you feel more confident when using colour, and it will show you some really handy and useful tips, for selecting, choosing and using colour on your designs, with confidence.

From making use of the HSB slider, to a good trick for making colour palettes and schemes, we look at a wide range of tips in a relatively short video. Here at Satori Graphics, we try and squeeze the most amount of knowledge and useful content, into the shortest space of time. Colour is a vast topic and so if you want to learn more about it, simply click one of the videos on the side bar, the video at the end of this one, or the playlists linked below.

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0:00 Easy Colour Scheme Method
2:10 Quick Photoshop Trick
2:59 Colour & Emphasis
3:23 Some Real Examples
4:57 Cool Gradient Effect Process
6:14 These Colour Sliders Are Great

[thewomanwithnohead]

4:32 min = Oh wow, what a small world ! That's my green sculpted painting called "DEGROWTH" !
What a real pleasure to see its color analysis here ! (My artist name is Nisheink by the way)
Thank you !

[keithartworker]

Great video! One cheat that I have done is visit a hardware store paint aisle and scoop up the paint Swatch color harmony books that show 8+ swatches and room examples. I scan those in carefully and eyedropper the swatches to create a working palette.

[lilys-pad]

You are a genius !Right when I was wondering how to create the gradient effect, you went ahead and broke it down . Made my life so easy

[SimplyChrist]

Your videos are great at explaining many things other channels seem to ignore. Thanks for creating them!

[qugmo]

Choosing colors is one of my weakness as an artist so this definitely helped. Thanks!

[CopyCatJay]

Nice one! Hope you do more of color videos. Thank you!

[Jakeurbty]

I remember seeing the process video on twitter. The artist uses some sort colored foam that sets quickly they physically sculpted that green texture.

[eurossocial]

That was helpful. Yes, we designers are struggle for our colors choices in our designs. It would be great if you included in your video, some Online tools we can use to create our color harmonies pallettes from that one main color. Thank you.

[MiftahYogi]

You made everything easier, cool tips and tricks .👌👌

[passingfree]

Thank you very much, it's a long time now I was searching for a content like this👍. I struggle very much with colors but now I got a solid lead on this. If only I could have liked multiple times (well I tried...)😅

[itsattaullah]

Well Explained, I always have difficulty in selecting colors.

[AnhTiBiArt]

hit the like and watch! Thanks for your sharing.

[msoffice]

Something has changed in your videos:) It looks like you have started to use new tricks. Thanks for video!

[vincejeremy]

Cool tips & tricks as always 😎 This is really helpful 🙏

[Nia-lvol]

Massive thanks for this! This is such a huge help.

[Makkeraad]

You ignored the yellow parts in the blue design. Still very small details, so I won't deny you could call it an analogous colour scheme, but why would the next design with the green gradient be a split complementary scheme then? The amount of red is kind of negligible there.

[TamyaraBrown]

Thank you this video is sooo powerful!!!

[MartenShore]

I have always struggled with color we just don't understand each other the more you understand complimenting colors though the less you fail. Funnily enough I decided to use the colors from your 3/10 10/10 video on my latest painting vibrant electric blue and lava orange winning combo.

[alanandjustinlong]

What I am struggling with is this ....

1 Do you consider a colour scheme before you start and then pick the colours? Or do you (with the experience you have) just KNOW what will work and then you think "Ah I've used a split complimentary there"?

2 Say I used a base colour. Do my other colours have to be base colours? Or can I use a base colour of one and say a tint of another?

Good luck understanding what I mean lol

[jwong]

is there a color wheel tool to help us choose color?