The Secret Weapon of Professional Designers
Making color mastery simple
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Mastering Color Theory: A Designer’s Essential Tool
Color theory is the backbone of any visually compelling design. Understanding the relationships between colors and their psychological impact allows designers, artists, and creators to communicate ideas effectively and evoke the right emotions. Tools like the Color Wheel are indispensable for crafting balanced compositions, whether for digital designs, branding, interior decorating, or any creative project.
” In nature, light creates the color.
In the picture, color creates the light. ”
Hans Hofmann
a German-American abstract expressionist painter known for his contributions to modern art and color theory.
Colorists
Color Harmonies for Every Design Need
Whether you want to create high-contrast combinations or smooth transitions, this poster outlines everything you need for selecting the right color harmonies.
Essential Tool for Cinematographers & Colorists
For filmmakers, videographers, and colorists, understanding color theory is a vital part of creating the right atmosphere and emotional tone in a scene. This Color Theory Cheat Sheet serves as an indispensable reference for color grading, helping professionals make deliberate, impactful choices that align with the film’s mood and storytelling.
Explore the Color Wheel – Your Visual Palette
The Color Wheel acts as a designer’s fundamental tool for choosing harmonious color schemes. By clearly laying out primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, the wheel helps you understand how different hues interact.
Color Transforms Everything
See how color brings life, depth, and emotion to a design. A simple touch of the right hues can completely change the way a piece is perceived, turning the ordinary into extraordinary.
Master Color Theory
The Ultimate Guides for Designers
- Professional Color Theory
- Big Circle Color Theory
- Basic Edition Color Wheel
- Color Theory & Schemas
Digital Color Spaces Like a Pro
Understanding the CMYK and RGB Models
The posters provide a side-by-side comparison of the CMYK and RGB models, critical for understanding how color is applied in print versus digital media. With detailed explanations of each color channel’s role in mixing colors, you’ll easily navigate the worlds of both physical and digital design.
CMYK, or Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black), is the subtractive color model used in printing.
Digital Color Spaces Like a Pro
Understanding the CMYK and RGB Models
The posters provide a side-by-side comparison of the CMYK and RGB models, critical for understanding how color is applied in print versus digital media. With detailed explanations of each color channel’s role in mixing colors, you’ll easily navigate the worlds of both physical and digital design.
CMYK, or Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black), is the subtractive color model used in printing.
Color Wheel
Main Wheel
- Color Wheel
- CMYK Color Model
- RGB/HEX Color Model
- Warm & Cold Colors
- Complementary Colors
AUTODESK ARNOLD
BLENDER
Colors Harmonies & Terms
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- Triad Colors
- Tetrad Colors
- Analogous Colors
- Value, Tint, Tone
- Monochromatic & Greyscale
- Color Terms (Hue, Saturation, Luminance)
Color Wheel
Main Wheel
- Color Wheel
- CMYK Color Model
- RGB/HEX Color Model
- Warm & Cold Colors
- Complementary Colors
Colors Harmonies & Terms
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- Triad Colors
- Tetrad Colors
- Analogous Colors
- Value, Tint, Tone
- Monochromatic & Greyscale
- Color Terms (Hue, Saturation, Luminance)
The Essential Map to the World of Color!
The secret weapon of professional designers, making color mastery simple.
The Color Theory Wheel Poster is an essential tool for graphic designers, artists, interior decorators, and digital creators. Whether you’re building color palettes or aiming to set the right emotional tone in your projects, this poster serves as both a guide and a timesaver. It breaks down complex concepts like color temperature, complementary colors, triads, and tetrads, making it easier to bring your creative vision to life. With detailed RGB, CMYK, and HEX values, it ensures quick, accurate color choices for both digital and print designs.
CMYK, or Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black), is the subtractive color model used in printing.
Digital Color Spaces Like a Pro
Understanding the CMYK and RGB Models
The posters provide a side-by-side comparison of the CMYK and RGB models, critical for understanding how color is applied in print versus digital media. With detailed explanations of each color channel’s role in mixing colors, you’ll easily navigate the worlds of both physical and digital design.
CMYK, or Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black), is the subtractive color model used in printing.
Color Wheel
Main Wheel
- Color Wheel
- CMYK Color Model
- RGB/HEX Color Model
- Warm & Cold Colors
- Complementary Colors
AUTODESK ARNOLD
BLENDER
CorelDraw
Colors Harmonies & Terms
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- Triad Colors
- Tetrad Colors
- Analogous Colors
- Value, Tint, Tone
- Monochromatic & Greyscale
- Color Terms (Hue, Saturation, Luminance)
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Understanding the CMYK and RGB Models
The posters provide a side-by-side comparison of the CMYK and RGB models, critical for understanding how color is applied in print versus digital media. With detailed explanations of each color channel’s role in mixing colors, you’ll easily navigate the worlds of both physical and digital design.
Digital Color Spaces Like a Pro
CMYK, or Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black), is the subtractive color model used in printing.
Color Wheel
Main Wheel
- Color Wheel
- CMYK Color Model
- RGB/HEX Color Model
- Warm & Cold Colors
- Complementary Colors
Colors Harmonies & Terms
Render tot 9.1x sneller.
- Triad Colors
- Tetrad Colors
- Analogous Colors
- Value, Tint, Tone
- Monochromatic & Greyscale
- Color Terms (Hue, Saturation, Luminance)
- Dark Editions
- Light Editions
- Color Palettes
Big Circle Color Theory
Professional Edition Color Theory
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