Photoshop Drawing Course Part #4: Color Theory

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Photoshop Drawing Course Part #4: Color Theory

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This is the 4rd part of the Photoshop drawing series. If you haven't seen the previous classes of this course, please, check them out first, because the knowledge we’ve gained there would be needed in this part, as well.

Into this class we’re gonna be exploring color theory.

During the class we'll discuss the theoretical basics of color theory, explore the most used color combinations and find out the characteristics of the colors, such as temperature and balance.

At the end of the class, in order to apply the received knowledge, we’ll complete the final full-fledged work. This artwork is gonna be focused on creating the different atmospheres by using the color theory basics.

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