In this video, we will introduce definitions that will help you to understand colors in a better way. Let's start talking about hues, shades and since each have individual colors is called fescue, yellow is the same as red, magenta, blue, orange, green, they're all hues. You can change their appearance by adding black or white. The amount of lightness or darkness gives us shades or tints. So, a hue plus black equals to shade. In order to lighten the hue, as white, a hue plus White is attend.
Now, we need to learn the meaning of value and saturation. The value is a measurement of the brightness of the color, the brighter the color is The higher is its value. Yellow is brighter than dark blue, so its value is higher. In order to understand how bright the color is, compare it with the grayscale. Saturation can be described as colors intensity is a measurement of how different from pure gray The color is, how pale or vivid. The saturation of a color is not constant, but it varies depending on the surroundings.
Now that we have learned the most important definitions, we can talk about how colors react together and how their combination affects our perception. monochromatic colors, start with a single hue and then add shades and tints in order to expand it to three or more colors. analogous or harmonizing colors. Consistent two or more adjacent colors on the color wheel using a very small segment of the color wheel. Adding shades or tins of one or more of the hues can keep these colors from being too washed out or too low contrast. complimentary colors palettes may use to three or four complimentary color pairs.
Try it the color palettes use a trio of colors. Start by finding three colors that are evenly spaced around the color wheel and work from there. Mix it up by picking a complimentary pair, then adding a 10th or two or one of the colors. You can also choose two to four analogous colors plus the complement of one of those hues. Last but not least, how many colors should be used. Usually two to five, including black or white.
More than that can became too confusing for the people. But that is just a guideline, not a rule. As always try to experiment with your new knowledge. Why don't you try to recall all the work that you're not satisfied with? I'm sure you will obtain a much better result after applying these rules to it.