Color Course Part 12: Color Shifting Using HSB

The Color Course by Vonnart
In this 20 part course, I go through understanding color entirely in its basics. This will be useful if you're looking to deepen color knowledge in your own work!
Part 12/20: Color Shifting Using HSB
This tutorial talks about the difference between Hue, Saturation, and Brightness shifting and how to use all 3 to create Color Shifting! This is usually the easiest way to think about how to shift colors besides just using brighter and darker values to create form.
- This course was originally posted when I worked full time as a digital educator at cgcookie.com/ and now they are primarily a Blender 3D tutorial site so if that interests you, I would highly recommend them!
You can also download all the files in the course HERE: www.dropbox.com/s/6utlle3vd4s...
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[@DamienWiart]

Words can't express how much these videos are helpful, thank you so much Tim ! This should have way more than a few thousand views

[@brettallen5173]

I've never taken an art class in my life, but tonight while doodling in photoshop I came upon the question of, does hue shift along with saturation and brightness? Green mountains look blue in the distance.
This guy just taught me so much I joined before I subscribed.

[@jyoti6548]

I used to do brightness shifting and my paintings were dull and boring.
Hue shifting is so cool I'll try it out😃

[@royalecrafts6252]

most things in nature doesn't present hue shifting tho