COLOR THEORY
1. WHAT IS THE COLOR THEORY?
Color theory is a framework that informs the use of color in art and design, guides the curation of color palettes, and facilitates the effective communication of a design message on both an aesthetic and a psychological level.
Color palettes are curated sets of colors that work well together. They're essential in design, art, fashion, branding—basically anytime you want visual cohesion. There are different types of palettes depending on how the colors are chosen and the mood or effect you're going for.
Which is the side which is makes to you find out the color palettle
What are the different types of color palettes?
ANALOGOUS
An analogous color palette
near by color mean local
technical :; the color which stands only +60 to -60 degrees
Does the every color have single analog color ?
ANSWERS: No they have multiple analog color but they have single complement color
COMPLEMENTARY
Complementary color palettes are comprised of colors that are placed in front of each other on the color wheel. While the name may suggest otherwise, complementary color palettes are actually the opposite
for complementary have single color in its opposite in the term we can tell opposite color means the color is in 180 at degree different is called complement color we find this in palettle
A complimentary color palette
Monochromatic
Monochromatic
mono means single chromatic means color design
SINGLE
SHADES TINT
SHADES ::
When every we mix the color with the black from the shade
marron is the shade of red color
TINT
When every the color mic vith white the it from tint of the color
EX :: RED + WHITE = PINT
Pink is the tint of the red color
A popular choice with designers, monochromatic color schemes are formed using various tones and shades of one single color.
Monochromatic color palette
all together is called mono chromatic
TRIADIC
Adobe Color
Poised as the “bread and butter” resource for all digital creatives, Adobe Color has just about every color palette out there. Compared to other color scheme generators, Adobe Color is a lot more comprehensive—so don’t make it your go-to if you want something quick and simple. Among Adobe Colors’ key features is a color palette generator that pulls colors from the images you upload
COLOR THEORY PART - 2
Color theory is a fundamental concept in art, design, and visual communication. It explains how colors interact with each other and how they can be combined to create specific visual effects and moods. Here's a quick breakdown of the key elements of color theory
WHAT IS THE UNIT OF COLOR ?
Here are the main "units" or systems used to define or measure color
Color is the language of the of the local term
In graphic design we used degree in angles part
🌈 1. The Color Wheel
A visual representation of colors arranged according to their chromatic relationship.
➤ Primary Colors
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🔴 Red
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🔵 Blue
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🟡 Yellow
These are the "building blocks" of all other colors.
WHAT IS A PRIMARY COLOR ?
the source color or mother color / base color is called primary color
WHICH COLOR IS PRIMARY COLOR ?
the primary color differ from place to place
they are 3 types ::
1. printing press
2. computer screening color
3.manual drawing / water color
Model | Use Case | Components |
|---|
RGB | Digital Screens | Red, Green, Blue |
CMYK | Printing | Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black |
COLOUR PS MEASURED VITG UNIT CALLED " DEGREE "
The synonyms of color is called "HUE"
PRIMARY COLOR ARE ::
" DEGREE" Based on the information provided, the values for the primary colors Red, Green, and Blue in the given circle are:
🟢🟣🟠What Are Secondary Colors?
Secondary colors are created by mixing two primary colors together in equal parts.
🟢🟣🟠The Secondary Colors
| Secondary Color | Made By Mixing |
|---|---|
| 🟠Orange | Red + Yellow |
| 🟢 Green | Blue + Yellow |
| 🟣 Purple (Violet) | Red + Blue |
🎨 Where Are They on the Color Wheel?
Secondary colors sit between the primary colors they are made from.
So:
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Orange is between Red and Yellow
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Green is between Yellow and Blue
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Purple is between Red and Blue
Every 60 degrees color changes
COLOR FORMATOIN
MIXING OF COLOURS

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