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Hi everyone! Feels like it's been a while but I am happy to let you know that the exclusive lesson/tutorial for this month about 'Understanding & Choosing Colours' is here!

In this video we will talk about a range of topics related to colours and I share with you my knowledge on how exactly to choose colours, work with them and make them work. Hope you enjoy!

Time Stamps:(0.00) 1. Intro(0.44) 2. Revisiting the Colour Wheel(8.47) 3. Examples, Values & Finding Balance(20.39) 4. Studying Photos & real Life Examples(28.52) 5. Applying & Choosing Colours(53.21) 6. Using 'Coolors' tool for inspiration

This  post contains the 1 hour lesson and tutorial and image/slide examples used.

See attached for all the files - the video is embedded on this post.

A friendly reminder to those that are still currently on 'Ascended' and 'Legend' to switch your pledge over to 'MYTHIC' if possible. For those on 'Ascended' it will simply be an additional $1 and you will too have access to my tutorials (hoping that is okay). For those on 'Legend' you will not be charged for the switch and you will only be charged $6 on the following  month instead of $8.

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Understanding & Choosing Colour

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Red

This video was so so so helpful. I learned a significant amount about everything you taught here!

LH Naseeb

I have really been struggling with this. It feels like the universe was like "I got you bruh" and sent you my way. Thank you!

Emma Kramer

Thank you for this tutorial, it was so helpful! While going through this I found out the Procreate color palette has a Harmony setting that will help you pick out complimentary colors so I will definitely be making use of that from now on!

Simone Paradisi

I've found this video very helpful for me to understand a bit better how I should pick up the colours of my works. Thanks a lot for this great content :)