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Have you seen @msfrizzleart color mixing of CMY2? I'd be curious to hear your thoughts on whether that method is an effective way to mix color. Also I wish color science classes in all detail were online because I'm so passionate about it. Thank you for sharing this. I went to art school and didn't learn this either!

Wow. I’ve been looking for this information for YEARS. Thank you. Makes so much more sense than what I’ve been taught.

a little bit of healful analysis... it would have been easier to understand IMHO, if your diagram was the same way around as your App demo wheel :)

It’s nice to know that this is sort of how my brain works with color. I did a landscape where I used I used washed out, almost soapy yellow and blueish-greens for the sky, to blur/highlight a white moon and a more chromatic blue for the river shadows, the ground had dull yellows, oranges and pinks with specks of blue and more chromatic yellow-greens for contrast. It made earth look otherworldly but intentionally also vivid and balanced.

Mindblowing

Thank you, Peter 🧡 I'll have to let some interim rewiring happen before revisiting this a couple more times Edit: btw orange doesn't exist. Is just a brighter brown, you see

Dear Color Nerd, isn't the research about the color opponent theory (ab axis) outdated and proven wrong ? As a mathematician, it appears to me that the choice of the Lightness axis is based on measurable experiments and not debated, but the choice of the representation of the colour space via the a & b axis seems ad hoc to me.

What's a teetor tottor?

WOW! This is definitely the moment of realization for me where I say " If I'm following all the rules, why doesn't it look right? And why does that thing that doesn't follow the rules look better to me? Am I just weird? Apparently not!".

where can I find this color wheel to print? I am interested to read this book also

I placed my pigments comparing with digital RGB/CMY. I placed similar to you. Except I placed quinacridone magenta slightly lower & ultramarine blue on the other side (violet side) of the "blue". Just how I perceived it. Also, I think pthalo green is a bit cooler than screen green. Something I find interesting is that magenta is our perception from the absence of green. I only use colour wheels as a rough guide ie knowing relative hue placement is useful plus appropriate complementaries. I base much of my decisions with painting with pigments from the results of my mixing charts. Not any theoretical formulae.

Awesome! I am writing this after the first part of the video. I have a question about your first diagram. If I extend the line from the orange through the black to the other side, what I would expect to be some kind of turquoise, and if I mix those two colors as in your teeter totter example (the orange and that presume turquoise) will be able I get that same brown?

Coordinate and ratio systems is something I'm really interested. Great Info!

You're the man. It's always a pleasure to listen and learn from you.

It's an awesome video when you are discussing proportion in hue contrasts and the Fletcher wheel. How would you go about finding different hue contrasts if you are constrained by physical paint pigments? I can see how you use a digital color wheel, but i am not sure if there are different color wheels that are best to preform the measurement with. Thanks

I just found this channel and have been going through it, and omg... I've finally found somewhere that matches EXACTLY one of my biggest autism special interests.

What a great video! Can you explain more about "character"? I feel like I haven't truly grasped that concept yet. Oh and I've been using your color wheel! I turned it into swatches on photoshop and it's super useful ☺️

Again, thank you for explaining it with a demonstration.

OMG, I got the chills listening to you delineate history of, with development of, warm/cold colors. I wish I had found you first! Thank you for your amazing comprehensive delve into the "bottom line". I will be reviewing all videos. Thank you Thank you Thank you. - a life long learner and budding artist.

What about the double primary primarie which solves some of the problems you are trying to explain.

Лайк, подписка! Всю жизнь не могу привести к гармонии цвета. Обучение проходило стандартно, по старинке. Подбор к красному цвету зеленого всегда злил. Интуитивно к красному старалась выбрать бирюзу, а к зеленому - пурпурный, так как эти цвета, если удерживать на них взгляд, а потом резко перевести взгляд на белую поверхность давали более реальный оттенок противоположного контраста. Это из раздела физики - оптика. И всегда возникали сложности в сочетании яркости тонов (хроматика) со светом (свет-тень), не понимала, как можно не учитывать разность света цветов в наивысшей хроматической точке

Absolutely the best lesson I've learned about choosing colours! Thank you so much!

As someone who is only very slightly color blind and does a lot of design and art(as far as I can tell/tested myself many times to find the areas of weakness) Your knowledge gives me increased confidence.

thank you for figuring it out so I don't have to but still understand it by the end 😂 I love this!

I love this thing. I've been looking at iridescence papers describing the effect in bugs shells, butterfly wings, peacock spider scales, bird's feathers and everywhere in nature that we can see structural coloration, which works thanks to this interference offsetting instead of actual pigmentation. Endlessly fascinating subject. As someone who works in 3D animation industry besides painting, it's very cool to see how we can make mathematical approximations to and model these phenomena to a high enough degree. Great video!

YT just recommended me your channel. Really glad that I clicked on it. This is a great demonstration.

Might explain formally what I do by instinct. I like to pick a key colour of a specific hexcode, and throw it into various Colour Rules to harvest possible colour options that I think look good. Then I choose the one that works the best. For example, I input a suggested hexcode for Prussian Blue, and then I muck around with Harmonies until various oranges are spewed out, and I choose the orange that looks the best to me with the chosen blue.

3:50 Was it intentional that you gave the rold of discord to purple? Huge missed opportunity if no.

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Aula fantástica! Obrigada por compartilhar com a gente ❤

I need this app

I need this app

Thank you very much for this clear and helpful presentation. It was quite thought provoking about the problems about the different mental colour models I have tried to incorporate into my work both with digital and physical painting. Brilliant tutorial! 😊❤

i love the water tower painting in the background!

I saw your channel only today and i love it, to see someone who know what they are saying when they are talking about colors is not easy. I would love to see a video about color spaces, how they work and the terminology. It is a pretty confusing topic

Pausing at 4:30 to say I could never get along with colour or design because the harmony wheel is patently horse crap! red advances, blue is what you get when things are far away, green is nature... Are we just going to rotate them and declare they have the same relationships?

Bouncing electromagnetic waves off of both outer-near and inner-far surfaces of semi-transparent materials is the same principle behind x-ray crystallography. By carefully measuring the "color" of reflected photons, we're able to discover the 3D arrangement of microscopic structures such as the double-helix of DNA 🧬.

I love how Goethe was just some dude. he’s an example of someone who was a brilliant writer and scientist whose authority lent him credence in areas his work was less refined. Recently, I went through a colour course by Marco Bucci and while it was rooted in the notions of the equal hues system, he focuses primarily on context of the hues in relation to how we perceive them relative to one another. He specifically spends time pointing to the full chroma at different values quirk which requires us to spend time studying colour in context. His thesis is that we should learn how they move relative to each other within a palette and not focus on the “rules” as much as their ability to serve the painting. He makes the claim that harmony is more about this than some fixed relationship on a wheel and this helped me understand more clearly the way to think about choosing colour.

You have put words to my (beginner) intuitions regarding color. It is great!

I have been working as a graphic designer for 6 years, and I have continued to read and study during all these years, even though school is long over, but every video of yours that I see I discover new relevant information. I hate Google for encouraging the visibility of articles and videos with a superficial and many times wrong level of information, keep making videos like these!!!

I'm weirdly disappointed that the orange one was actually the orange one😅

Here is where I stop understanding: Around 11:18, you said that to make it readable you would need to make value contrast, but I thought one of the elements of harmony was lighting setup too. Once you changed the lighting at 11:18, sure it was more readable and much bettet because of that, but instantly I thought that the color palette representing it was NOT really muted anymore... Shouldnt this ruin the harmony that was taking in account darkness? How do we achieve harmony while handling lightness as well?

I was going to comment that I'd love a crash course on choosing colours in the digital realm and lo and behold, it's already here. I can't wait to watch this!!

I've been using Photoshop for 20 years and only now do I understand RGB curves, wow. Thank you 😭

Awesome video! Very valuable information. Have you heard of Harald Kueppers "The Basic Law of Color Theory"? Also, where can I get a hooded sweatshirt like that?

Interesting roundup! Thank you! 🙏 OKLCH I use for web design by default. Björn Ottosson for president 😉

Great video!!!

Thank you for this video