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Saturation? Hue? Let’s get these definitions down right!
Please note that the color wheel covered in this video is a more Traditional color wheel. I will be making another video to discuss the RGB color model.
Mona Lisa world’s first 3D image?! Stereoscopy
http://youtu.be/hOsxpgKHncI
CMYK vs. RGB Color Models
http://youtu.be/AbNa_Dt9mcY
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goddamn this the easiest thoroughest clearest lesson possibly on the net
Very helpful
I just needed help on my art homework thx🥔
Hey L.A.T., I enjoy your videos very much, and I am curious, are you making art yourself ( besides these creative videos)?
Brilliant tutorial, thanks!
Name one tertiary color other than brown! If you mix all three primaries (which you use to make secondaries) you get black or brown, because of the subtractive nature of pigment and light.
So when you mix the secondary colors together in a two to one ratio to give you an intermediate color which is the only real third group of colors ( hence tertiary) this provides you with understandable and named colors such as yellow green ( 2 parts yellow to 1 part blue). You showed the right tertiary but your explanation was a little confusing! No hate! Don't stop what you are doing, good stuff!
The Content is good. But your voice is annoying.
Am I allowed to hate color theory? LOL
I'm pretty sure "orange and teal" is ruining cinematography and movie posters.
元気づけます:)
it's a little difficult to talk and keep a smile on your face at the same time:)
Love what you're doing here.