Sir Sergiolago I'm a newly learnt Adobe Illustrator Graphic Designer. I want to ask you is when I'm a Freelance Graphic designer for online. Do I need physical Color Combination handy? and do I need to learn Photoshop too when having learnt Adobe Illustrator? I ask these question to my photostudio friend and Printing press friend they told me I don't need CMYK, RGB Color dictionary to show customers and they said you just show them the online colors and with eyedropper tool apply for them that's all. The thing is sir over here where I live people don't share their knowledge and they don't help me. So for me digging deep it takes me more months to search online and offline.
Tip: The best way to get color chips is to go to the paint store and pick up their free color brochures and paper samples. Cut those up. The advantage is that the color code is given and can be recreated as paint or on the computer screen.
One of the reasons why the neutral colors do better in this color interaction exercise is bc they are so complex that they tend to easily resonate with any other color, while a pure color retains its individuality and is less friendly in going with other colors. Great video, thanks a lot!
That's not true at all. The reason they work is because of the way they interact with each other and with its license source which from they reflect from.
@@cz2301 not really you said they resonate with every other color. Which is also false. These colors will behave in a way that only either the opposites of the color it undertones making a triad of sorts. But it only works if you know what you are doing.
@@blackreazor they do interact with every other color and will resonate better with the ones they share hues, values, saturation and/or temperature. Bc neutral colors are admixtures of other colors, that’s why they resonate with the surroundings. Every color is always seen in relation to the others, not only to their complementaries. Ever read Alber’s “Color Interaction”? Or James Hornung’s “Color Workshop”?
Great and interesting video. Can you help tell me how to use neutral colors in my portrait? Has anyone got any books on neutral colours? Kind Regards HC
Hi I watched the first 14 minutes, all I can spare at the moment. Love the intro with some history and the examples of the color interactions. I am curious why you did not use the term color subtraction in the short talk. ? Did you use the term later in the video?
I could see it perfectly and I learned a lot from it. This is a free class that was obviously made during Covid lockdown so perhaps it would be good not to be so critical about things that don’t actually matter?
Stuart please leave this video, be grateful for this ! If you can’t see it well then maybe you should not dedicate to art, color, or something about this nature, you’re not born for this!😂
“I’m not cutting my placemats” That’s a very anti-Josep Albers statement right there. Albers would have excoriated you for your unwillingness to deconstruct an item. In Combining...deconstruction is step #1.
Best demonstration of Albers' teaching on color interaction I've seen, thanks
“A dictionary of color combination” is a must
Sir Sergiolago I'm a newly learnt Adobe Illustrator Graphic Designer. I want to ask you is when I'm a Freelance Graphic designer for online. Do I need physical Color Combination handy? and do I need to learn Photoshop too when having learnt Adobe Illustrator? I ask these question to my photostudio friend and Printing press friend they told me I don't need CMYK, RGB Color dictionary to show customers and they said you just show them the online colors and with eyedropper tool apply for them that's all. The thing is sir over here where I live people don't share their knowledge and they don't help me. So for me digging deep it takes me more months to search online and offline.
Love this class. I hope there will be more class demonstrations.
It is very amazing what you show us, thank you so much
Tip: The best way to get color chips is to go to the paint store and pick up their free color brochures and paper samples. Cut those up. The advantage is that the color code is given and can be recreated as paint or on the computer screen.
One of the reasons why the neutral colors do better in this color interaction exercise is bc they are so complex that they tend to easily resonate with any other color, while a pure color retains its individuality and is less friendly in going with other colors. Great video, thanks a lot!
That's not true at all. The reason they work is because of the way they interact with each other and with its license source which from they reflect from.
@@blackreazor thats what i said
@@cz2301 not really you said they resonate with every other color. Which is also false. These colors will behave in a way that only either the opposites of the color it undertones making a triad of sorts. But it only works if you know what you are doing.
@@blackreazor they do interact with every other color and will resonate better with the ones they share hues, values, saturation and/or temperature. Bc neutral colors are admixtures of other colors, that’s why they resonate with the surroundings. Every color is always seen in relation to the others, not only to their complementaries. Ever read Alber’s “Color Interaction”? Or James Hornung’s “Color Workshop”?
@@cz2301 I mix colors for a living broski
Nice to see you Fritz! Thanks for this video. I'm recommending it to my students.
6:36 difference between the “factual fact” and the “actual fact” .. so well demonstrated.
I love this!! This is really neat! Please do more of these!
Hey Fritz! I was looking up videos for a color theory class I'm teaching and came across this.
Learnin 1:15 g to see is a stepping stone to learning to feel alive
The color next to it actually radiates to change the surrounding color.It's not just your perception.
This was very insightful.Thanks for sharing!
Really enjoyed it....looking for more classes. Thanks for sharing.
Great and interesting video.
Can you help tell me how to use neutral colors in my portrait?
Has anyone got any books on neutral colours?
Kind Regards HC
Hi I watched the first 14 minutes, all I can spare at the moment. Love the intro with some history and the examples of the color interactions. I am curious why you did not use the term color subtraction in the short talk. ? Did you use the term later in the video?
Why not actually watch it yourself instead?
很不错
it was helpfull thanku
Colour interaction
Wish this hadn't been filmed with a potato
360p screen resolution. Such lack of definition/quality is highly inappropriate for this particular video.
I could see it perfectly and I learned a lot from it. This is a free class that was obviously made during Covid lockdown so perhaps it would be good not to be so critical about things that don’t actually matter?
Stuart please leave this video, be grateful for this ! If you can’t see it well then maybe you should not dedicate to art, color, or something about this nature, you’re not born for this!😂
“I’m not cutting my placemats”
That’s a very anti-Josep Albers statement right there.
Albers would have excoriated you for your unwillingness to deconstruct an item. In Combining...deconstruction is step #1.