Color Theory Essentials (Udemy.com)

How to easily generate a color theme for any project

( 2 Reviews )

Created by: Mark Gatter

Produced in 2018

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After watching these videos, students should never have trouble coming up with a great color scheme ever again!

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Course Description

Coming up with a range of colors for a project can be a daunting prospect. Fortunately, there are loads of useful tools out there to help you create the color theme of your dreams. You can take a 'traditional' approach, or use colors from a picture, get help from one of the many online sites or...stand on the shoulders of giants. Who this course is for:

Anyone who needs to be able to generate a color theme for a project should take this course.

Time: 1h

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Mark Gatter

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Hi - I'm Mark Gatter and I'm an Adobe Certified Instructor. My specialist subjects are InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator (and I've got the 'ACE' qualification in all these) but there are other programs lurking in the background, too. I lived in California for 18 years and ended up as the Production Manager for the biggest commercial printers in north California, and returned to the UK in 1998.
I've had 5 books published, three of which are about graphic design, the big graphics programs, and printing. The other two are about growing vegetables...which I don't plan to cover here. At all.
I teach roughly half the time, and when I'm not teaching I work as a freelance graphic designer. I'm constantly having things printed, all over the world, or put on websites which helps to keeps me sharp for my teaching work. I reckon I can take a total beginner, who has never even seen InDesign, Photoshop etc, and get them up to speed in about a day and a half. There'll be lots of stuff they won't know, of course, but they'll be proficient in all the basics they'd need to work in a professional graphics studio.
I invite you to check out my videos and see if you agree!

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By Job Zwiers on

Nice, professional, to-the-point explanations. The course will save you a lot of time in real-life. There are not many (any?) examples of actual designs using particular color schemes. I also would appreciate a slightly longer course with more tips how to deal with color spaces like RGB vs Adobe-RGB vs CYMK. The info, concerning CYMK already explains a lot and is really helpful (explained why my wife's business card looked really lousy when it was actually printed). But it does not explain how to handle that kind of problem.Summary: nice, sweet, short course that won't waste your time.

By Stephen Cloutier on