Thanks!! I love color!! I'm quite into the 16 seasonal color types (based on a person's natural body colors). To make a palette with that system, I think they'd basically stick to only pairing tints with tints for Springs (tints = add white or maybe off-whites to hues = pastels), shades with shades for Summers (shades = add gray to hues), tones with tones for Autumns (tones = add black or maybe other dark colors to hues), hues with hues for Winters (hues are pure). All within similar levels of warm/cool undertone, soft/bright intensity, and light/deep value. For example: a Soft Autumn palette is I guess only tones and/or shades - but only ones that are light to medium value, warm to neutral undertone, and very soft intensity. It can borrow some colors from its neighboring palettes of Soft Summer and Warm Autumn. Soft Autumn borders on Summer and is the most soft, light, subtle, gentle, muted/faded of the Autumns.
Throughout this whole video, my responses were loudly escalating. Starting from "oh that's a clever idea" to "ohhhh no he didn't?!" that's amazing! Thank you Greg!
Every minute I spend with Chris and Greg makes me one minute more bitter towards my 4-year University for failing to teach me these critical lessons, taking my money and throwing me out into the curb to fend for myself in the real world unprepared.
this is why Steve Jobs left this course u know .... u didn't left but u are conscious what that course gave u and what not and u are improving every now and then urself.. that's the important thing u know !
it might sound silly, but one of my favourite quick cheats for palettes (esp w/ colours im not as confident with using, like reds&umbers), is to grab a simple circle brush and turn the hue/saturation jitter up to 30-50%, draw a few lines, and then pick out the colours i need. works like a charm for me! making palettes with an analogous hue shift like the one Greg made for this video is also a REALLY good technique for shading and rendering pixel art! in my 10+ years of pixeling, ive found that it runs on a slightly different rule set within colour theory than larger scale digital art- leaning more heavily on optical illusion to make colour choices make sense to your eyes. if you want a peek into what im talking about, keysmash a few letters in black on mspaint and then zoom all the way in! you'll be surprised how many colours it takes to create black text
I never use any standard procedures to create a colour pallete..I start to draw using black or white color first and choose colours as per it's feeling I get using one colour after the other..it creates a great illustration for me.❤😍
thank you so much!! I was just working on a branding project and they were not happy with the color palette, and this definetly give me some new methods to create them. you guys rock.!
Wow! More than often I'm just stunned by the things you guys give away for free. The design industry is going to freakin explode just because of YOUS! Gregy Gunn thanks man. I think a follow-up video could be on selecting and how to integrate the colors in a brand.
Guys, if you need any sort of color palette organizer/maker, I recommend coolors. You can generate your own palettes, save them, play with them, learn how they look to different kinds of color blindness, automatically get combinations of tertiary colors, binary colors, etc. And they also have an extensive library of premade palletes if you just need a color pallete for a casual thing
as a huge colour nerd too, i loved this ! i know colour theory, but applying it is hard so i'll definitely use this trick to get more familiar with it :D
At the 4:30~ mark, how did you crop the color palette and allow for the hue/sat adjustment without photoshop making a mask? And for it to only effect the artwork? Thanks!
I love Greg's videos, and I'm loving the Color for Creatives course. But more important than that, I wish I could know Greg's astrological birth chart (for science)
I'm so grateful for this video! I'm blown away by this technique! It helps me to save a tonne of time! Don't you have a similar idea for picking fonts? ;)
Thanks man, really helped me out I am new to Designing and fonts and colors are something that has always looked ugly for me. I hope you can also share the kind of font you should use, when to go sharp edgy and when bold and rounded.
Wow man, I’m blown away. I’ve been stuck forever trying to choose / create palettes for my short animated movie, ans this, this … this might the ultimate method. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Gracias por el vídeo como siempre a The Futur, Pero este vídeo me dejó un mal sabor de introducción, no le quiero quitar créditos a Greg, pero seria mas interesante un abre bocas hablando acerca de la selección de color en si misma, para luego proceder a realizar una paleta y experimentarla. Por ejemplo el problema que la mayoría tienen a mi parecer, es al momento de elegir el color base, tomando en cuenta la teoría del color más que todo ... Saber cual es el proceso utilizado si es que objetivamente se debería utilizar la teoría del color al momento de la elección. Espero tomen este comentario de manera constructiva. Entiendo de toda maneras que el título del vídeo dice "Hacer Cientos de Paletas de Colores" basándose en la experimentación. Esperaré la segunda parte! Saludos
Echoing what others have said already but this is a game changer. Been working as a graphic designer for 7 years and picking colour palettes always stressed me out. Excited to try this. Thank you!!!
50 shades of Greg 😂
and tints
I’d read that.
@@cocos1 he has great tints
Umar Hamza 💀💀
Greg Gunn hi
definitely the best video about color I've ever seen. Go Greg!
Thanks, Igor
Igor Quadros hi
ua-cam.com/video/mC8ol2-V7Ck/v-deo.html
Ditto
when he did the hue/saturation thing
me: that won't work
when he picked the colors and made color palette
me: what the heck this looks awesome!
That shit is me lol
This dude is smooth
relatable
Greg, A very worth 11 minutes, A big lesson in a short video.
What is use of this bro
Honestly, I have to recommend this video to my University program Director : it'll so much help the first year students to perform with colors.
This make me more confident about picking a color pallet. Mind blown.
Me too! haha
I need color pallets for my game
Hey Niranjan, Are you thinking of buying the color course? Thanks
Man, I am so frustrated with my university at this point. WHY WON'T THEY TEACH THIS GOD DAMMIT
So we can exist. Otherwise we would have nothing to do.
Thanks!! I love color!! I'm quite into the 16 seasonal color types (based on a person's natural body colors). To make a palette with that system, I think they'd basically stick to only pairing tints with tints for Springs (tints = add white or maybe off-whites to hues = pastels), shades with shades for Summers (shades = add gray to hues), tones with tones for Autumns (tones = add black or maybe other dark colors to hues), hues with hues for Winters (hues are pure). All within similar levels of warm/cool undertone, soft/bright intensity, and light/deep value.
For example: a Soft Autumn palette is I guess only tones and/or shades - but only ones that are light to medium value, warm to neutral undertone, and very soft intensity. It can borrow some colors from its neighboring palettes of Soft Summer and Warm Autumn. Soft Autumn borders on Summer and is the most soft, light, subtle, gentle, muted/faded of the Autumns.
Throughout this whole video, my responses were loudly escalating. Starting from "oh that's a clever idea" to "ohhhh no he didn't?!" that's amazing! Thank you Greg!
Every minute I spend with Chris and Greg makes me one minute more bitter towards my 4-year University for failing to teach me these critical lessons, taking my money and throwing me out into the curb to fend for myself in the real world unprepared.
Smh
this is why Steve Jobs left this course u know .... u didn't left but u are conscious what that course gave u and what not and u are improving every now and then urself.. that's the important thing u know !
Well, never trust a communist. All your teachers were communists.
Great stuff, guys!
Thanks, SoM!
Thanks SOM team
I have always struggled with finding the right color palette..... This video just shows the logic behind creating your own!!
This is brilliant! I've struggled creating color schemes for years. Often downloading ready-made ones. This helped a lot. Thanks!
this is brilliant! i feel like i discovered the secret of life. thank you!!!
You might like the book, The Secret Lives of Color
This is probably THE BEST colour palette tutorial I've ever watched! Simple and sassy 😎
Your humour and quality contents keeps brightening our days. Keep it up dude!
This is life changing for a graphic designer who was always a little bit undecisive about colors, thank you!
it might sound silly, but one of my favourite quick cheats for palettes (esp w/ colours im not as confident with using, like reds&umbers), is to grab a simple circle brush and turn the hue/saturation jitter up to 30-50%, draw a few lines, and then pick out the colours i need. works like a charm for me!
making palettes with an analogous hue shift like the one Greg made for this video is also a REALLY good technique for shading and rendering pixel art! in my 10+ years of pixeling, ive found that it runs on a slightly different rule set within colour theory than larger scale digital art- leaning more heavily on optical illusion to make colour choices make sense to your eyes. if you want a peek into what im talking about, keysmash a few letters in black on mspaint and then zoom all the way in! you'll be surprised how many colours it takes to create black text
Great Content Greg!
This excites me so much, I’m so glad I found this video. Can’t wait to try this out, thanks Greg💪
such a fresh and effective tutorial! Thx!
Thank YOU
Incredible Video. Return of the Greg.
The montage makes me so happy 😂
by far the most mind-blowing color video tutorial I have seen for the past 7 years
awesome video, but be careful about music at 9:35 'cose seems too hight
it was painful :D
Yeah but still worth it haha
everyone using earphones screamed
bruh it scared me but the song was funky so I started to vibe
Yes.
Check your levels, Greg! It's 2am at this moment.
I never use any standard procedures to create a colour pallete..I start to draw using black or white color first and choose colours as per it's feeling I get using one colour after the other..it creates a great illustration for me.❤😍
this is the best practical tutorial I've ever see, not just some explanation and theory
glad I'm stumbling in here
This video is sick, the quality and value of this video is over 9000.
OMG Love his personality in this video!
BEST COLOR CLASS EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!
thank you so much!! I was just working on a branding project and they were not happy with the color palette, and this definetly give me some new methods to create them. you guys rock.!
This was fantastic! The struggle is REAL and this is exactly what I needed! Thank you!
Lazy me: * print-screens the 9x3 color grid *
best color video EVER! Thanks a lot Greg!
Wow! More than often I'm just stunned by the things you guys give away for free. The design industry is going to freakin explode just because of YOUS! Gregy Gunn thanks man. I think a follow-up video could be on selecting and how to integrate the colors in a brand.
The final montage is amazing! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
We need more Greg.
Guys, if you need any sort of color palette organizer/maker, I recommend coolors. You can generate your own palettes, save them, play with them, learn how they look to different kinds of color blindness, automatically get combinations of tertiary colors, binary colors, etc. And they also have an extensive library of premade palletes if you just need a color pallete for a casual thing
I’m so so so grateful for this video!! Amazing! Simplified such a daunting part of learning color!
Glad it was helpful!
Wow, very nice video, thank you guys!
love this and love the way you speak haha "whatever bakes your cake" - love that
Thank you! So much fun with your tutorial hahaha
Greg feels like my slightly awkward friend who comes out of himself when you mention the little niches he loves.
My favorite guy
THE MUSIC IS GREAT
Greg's videos are so cool and catchy
It's the hair.
AMAZING! Thanks!
"and other less popular ones!" Already cracked me up 🤣🤣
Thank you Greg and The Futur Academy... This is 11minutes of GOLD.. Big shoutout from Indonesia..
Thank you Richard
as a huge colour nerd too, i loved this ! i know colour theory, but applying it is hard so i'll definitely use this trick to get more familiar with it :D
Very cool Greg!
This is the coolest, thank you so much Greg, want to see more of you :)
Thanks, Lluvia! I'll try to make more appearances ;)
Dude, you saved my life with color pallets! Thank you! :D
Just bought your course. I am really enjoying it!
(:
Thank you, Abraham! Let me know if you have any questions about it :)
@@Ggunn
Sure. As of now, everything have been really good. I will give it a second watch after I finish it. That's when questions pop in my mind! (:
Each time I watch your videos on colour I learn something new!!
Me: "Ooh, now I know how to make color palettes".
Also Me: Procedes to go into color palette maker websites.
this is the best color palette video I've seen
At the 4:30~ mark, how did you crop the color palette and allow for the hue/sat adjustment without photoshop making a mask? And for it to only effect the artwork? Thanks!
You use the section or marquee tool to adjust. Try it out on a photo. Just click a circle or rectangle and then adjust any setting.
So helpful, thanks you
I love Greg's videos, and I'm loving the Color for Creatives course. But more important than that, I wish I could know Greg's astrological birth chart (for science)
Thanks Greg! That's super fun to try!
I'm so grateful for this video! I'm blown away by this technique! It helps me to save a tonne of time! Don't you have a similar idea for picking fonts? ;)
maybe you can try this if you like: www.adamsanborne.com/portfolio/manual-of-typography/
I love the way he simplifies the use of color but there are many hues and saturation sounds in this video. I love it balance.
Thanks man, really helped me out
I am new to Designing and fonts and colors are something that has always looked ugly for me.
I hope you can also share the kind of font you should use, when to go sharp edgy and when bold and rounded.
I don’t think you realise how this has helped me. MIND BLOWN 🤯. Going to try this with just a base of traidic and analogous and see what happens
I was looking for an answer, how to make tens of harmonic colors from standard 5-colors palette (like from color rant). How can I do that?
This channel is so awesome. I've never seen a video that made color...fun.
I love you Greg! ahahahah you make me laugh even when serious matters such as COLOR PALETTE. Genius!
This is FANTASTIC! Thank you!
I’m colorblind. This helps. 💪🏾
Happy to hear that! Value is a key component to making colors work together and that's something I wish everyone gave more thought.
this was really engaging to sit through and watch, just the right amount of talking and showing right form the start! thank you
10:16 - that's when magic happens
HANDS DOWN THE BEST TUTORIAL ON COLOR!
THANK YOU SO MUCH GREG!
Now make a video on how to pick a color palette after learning how to make 50 😅
Wow man, I’m blown away. I’ve been stuck forever trying to choose / create palettes for my short animated movie, ans this, this … this might the ultimate method. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Gracias por el vídeo como siempre a The Futur,
Pero este vídeo me dejó un mal sabor de introducción, no le quiero quitar créditos a Greg, pero seria mas interesante un abre bocas hablando acerca de la selección de color en si misma, para luego proceder a realizar una paleta y experimentarla. Por ejemplo el problema que la mayoría tienen a mi parecer, es al momento de elegir el color base, tomando en cuenta la teoría del color más que todo ... Saber cual es el proceso utilizado si es que objetivamente se debería utilizar la teoría del color al momento de la elección. Espero tomen este comentario de manera constructiva.
Entiendo de toda maneras que el título del vídeo dice "Hacer Cientos de Paletas de Colores" basándose en la experimentación. Esperaré la segunda parte!
Saludos
I didn't know colour palettes making can be so much fun thanks Gregggggggggg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for watching, Lisa!
It is. The way color's are . So beautiful and unique
Really helpful thank you! Best video out there. Is there any good book on colors?
I love how this content just simplifies the subject of Color Palette
Talk about taking a niche ,Greg is the master of niching down
This is by far one of the best videos on color selection I've seen!
Best color video ever... Definitely applying this to my creative process in the future
Best ”choose your colors” video I’ve seen! This really made a difference for me.
This is an awesome and fun approach for color palette.
BTW the music you choose is just perfect 🤣💜
THE. BEST. VIDEO. ON. COLOUR. EVER. Thank you!!
his personality is the right fit for his expertise
What a video! My art school sucked 10 years ago. Now, this knowledge is free!
Lovely! Loved this!!!
the best human been speaking about colors ♥♥much love ♥♥
Dude, this is golden. I did it, and then I watched your other video about how to apply it, and I'm really glad you did both, genius!
Perfect! I’d been searching for a tutorial like this for months. Awesome method, thank you :)
Very very great video!
Wow! That's so cool!!! Thanks!
Excellent!
One of the top 2 videos on color I've found on UA-cam! Thank you so much!
Echoing what others have said already but this is a game changer. Been working as a graphic designer for 7 years and picking colour palettes always stressed me out. Excited to try this. Thank you!!!
This guy is absolutely genius.
He has a great knowledge of colours.... I was amazed to see him creating the pallet.... ❤️
He's a sensor type
We need more from this guy !
agreed
Really great info! Awesome!
the overlay was FIRE🔥
this was the best ever color tutorial i found. thank you Greg.