How to Learn Color Logically - 7 Principles

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Books recommend:
Light for Visual Artists: Understanding & Using Light in Art & Design
Color and Light: A Guide for the Realist Painter (Volume 2) (James Gurney Art)

Music:
Yoed Nir - Cello Suite No1 in G Major BWV 1007 - I Prelude
IamDayLight - Seine River

Artworks:
Red and Gold: Salute, Sunset, James McNeill Whistler
Nocturn Sun, James McNeill Whistler
Christmas Eve in Siberia, Jacek Malczewski
Gray and Gold - The Golden Bay, James McNeill Whistler
The Storm, Pierre Auguste Cot
The Fort of Antibes, Claude Monet
Prisoners Exercising, Vincent van Gogh
The Starry Night, Vincent van Gogh

Chapters:
00:35 - Color temperature balance
01:00 - Color compensation
01:13 - Characteristics of light coloration
01:43 - Color range
02:16 - Color transitions
02:52 - Color rhythm
03:49 - Emotional Impact of the illustration
04:18 - Inferring a color scheme
04:52 - Basic CG lighting and shading process

[thefoudopalace]

I'll share more thoughts on Patreon:

[khai]

Bruh you proved that anyone can draw if they get a proper medium of learning. I will recommend your channel if my friends wants to start drawing. Knowing the principle is very important, Thank you for the video! keep it up! You deserves more subs!

[allanredhill]

I think one of the most eyeopening things I learned about color is that your palette almost doesnt matter. As long as you have good values in your image you can get away with almost anything. Think about contrast and where you want your focal point to be and the rest falls almost exclusively down to taste (not that color theory doesnt exist but it isnt nearly as important as people think imo)

[tabteb]

I love your "no bullshit" approach to explaining these concepts! What most others would explain in half an hour, you explain in a few minutes.
Very efficient

[TCH-SUPPRT]

Thank you for these videos
Sometimes i feel like ive got a very solid understanding of digital art but you always show me that there's more to learn

Many tutorial and training videos that I've tried to watch to help me feel very drawn out, or the purpose of why I'm there gets lost in a sea of words and phrases that i feel like I should "know"
Your videos feel more like a friend chiming in to let you know about something very cool that they thought you'd wanna know about and i love that
Thank you for your work, and I'm grateful to grow as an artist alongside you and your journey

[klee]

yo I have been drawing as a hobby for years and have watched a bunch of tutorials, but colours are always one of the things I can never fully grasp usually opting to wing it in the end, and let's just say I finally grasp it from this 6 minute video :)

insanely high quality content keep up the good work!!
-phiioai

[randyrandom]

There's beauty in contrast too, brighter colors tend to have a more impactful color scheme than those unsaturated/limited color palette so it's always better to have more than one

[kirathefourth]

i dont usually leave comments on these videos, but this video was mindblowing to me. ive been doing digital art since i was 10, and the main thing thats always confused me was color. these 6 minutes have taught me more than any other video has, and i feel excited to experiment with color. thank you :)

[decade]

What an amazing content, I like your explanation bro, and also, the material in your video is quite unique and rarely people discuss things like this. Thx a lot🙏🏻

[firedehom]

This is such an underrated video???
It compensated me on my lack of understanding in colors due to my tendency to draw in black and white.
I can't believe I didn't saw this earlier.

[Krr]

I have seen a lot of art tutorial videos but this is the first less than 20 min with this level of information. Such a great job!

[nightmusic]

00:34 Temperature
00:48 Balance
01:14 Light
01:42 Transitions
02:49 Rhythm

[limoncats]

great tutorial! i think (if you've missed it) that it's important to add more contrast, because the colour blind people (especially the achromatopsia type) looking at the artwork are gonna be like "why is it all the same colour 💀"
i think low contrast results in a softer looking image, so this tutorial is really helpful for something like that!

[Sdk_ALT]

I’ve been drawing all my life and studied color theory for years and yet this tutorial still helped me learn so much oh my gosh! thank you so much!! i was really art blocked as of recently so this really helps!
also WOW you're voice is really good to listen to, you speak so clearly that i can really understand what i’m learning :)❤

[acluelessstar]

thank you for this! people are always saying art is abstract and full of expression but i always felt like art could be learned logically, not just through feeling, and this is exactly what i've been looking for!! someone to teach things purely logically and very straightforward- subscribed! will look through your other content too :))

[basilwyrm]

This is SO helpful, and broken down so well. Thank you for making a colour video that isn't just picking a scheme, but showing how to use the scheme and apply lighting and shadows. And actually great video, thank you so much. 💕✨

[fammnak]

Wow. Straight to the point and very knowledgeable. Thank you so much ! ❤

[СергейВишнев-тю]

I liked how you delivered information. Very useful, definetly will rewatch. Thank you for sharing!

[Hehehahaartowo]

i love you bruh. you saved my life. i could say this is the best educational video i have ever watched. this is amazing. you leave me speechles. BRAVO!

[tocide]

this is very well thought out, and pretty much all of them i have encountered when learning and making visual techniques, everybody always miss out on learning established theories and learning more for themselves that will help them immensely