Color Course Part 14: Contrast

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 14/20: Contrast
Contrast is more than just black and white. Let's go over Hue, Saturation, and Brightness contrast to understand why some colors pop out more than others depending on the background color.
- 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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[@rem7502]

Other lessons on hue shifts tend to ignore value and saturation and deal only with how the color shifts on the wheel. You’re a real one for covering that aspect. Can you please tell me if , in your Color shift technique, do you only change the hue as you move from light to shadow? Or does the saturation also move?
Because some colors when saturated tend to also gain a darker value. It’s really confusing.

[@vonnart]

I try to see color shifting as intuitive. So if it looks better with more/less saturation then I would follow that hunch! Normally I would say shadows i work with less saturation unless I'm going for an unrealistic take but with a fun experiment look, then I'll play with bonker colors like lime green as the shadows lol

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