Color with Kurt
In this video, I’ll discuss saturation and how you can get vibrant colors without cranking the saturation all the way up.
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Thank you for this. You're one of the only ones I've found who talks about this.
Easy explaination. Easy to understand. You are trully give your best. Thank you
Really useful, I hardly ever think about contrast like that =D
omfg this is fkem a ty
Just trying to learn coloring correctly make me feel mentally color blind. XD
Could you please tell me, suppose the painting is done and then i notice some places the saturation should be higher and some places should be lower how would you go and fix those? Repaint over them? Or use Photoshop's his saturation by selective colors? Or is there a better way?
I've always found less saturated colors easier to harmonize in my painting and now I know why! You have a great way of explaining and demonstrating things that some of us may do intuitively but can't rationalize 😀 Thank you!
Oooooooh… flipping the cool/warm palette was such a good demonstration. I've seen so many people point to the same color in two different settings to demonstrate context, but that was the first time I've seen the scheme inverted behind it. Nicely done!
Great topic. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Thanks this really helps me to understand how much or less to use in my work 😊
I remember having to do this kind of comparative colour theory in graphic design school and really not getting it. They use these weird squares, but your video grounds the theory much better than what my teaches did: https://goo.gl/images/F8v99q
Another great tutorial, thanks K!
Great stuff as always, I'm always struggling with saturation
Ohhhhh new courses! waves wallet around
I really enjoy how you explain color theory and their relationships… very understandable. Thanks.
Fantastic!
Great video. Sycra also has an excellent vid about this subject; helped my coloring a lot.
Thank you so much for your tutorials
Great video!! Muchas gracias
Awesome video! Thank you for sharing!