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=====教程介绍=====
本视频教程是由Gumroad机构出品的原画色彩配色艺术训练视频教程，CGCookie Color Course Understanding Color UPDATED，大小：1.8 GB，JPG步骤格式，附工程源文件，教程使用软件：Photoshop，作者：Steven Messing，语言：英语。
Photoshop是Adobe公司旗下最为出名的图像处理软件之一，集图像扫描、编辑修改、图像制作、广告创意，图像输入与输出于一体的图形图像处理软件，深受广大平面设计人员和电脑美术爱好者的喜爱。多数人对于PHOTOSHOP的了解仅限于“一个很好的图像编辑软件”，并不知道它的诸多人人素材应用方面，实际上，Photoshop的应用领域很广泛的，在图像、图形、文字、视频、出版各方面都有涉及。
=====官方介绍=====
GCookie Color Course Understanding Color UPDATED
This first half of the color course focuses on understanding color from the terms associated with color, how lights project color, choosing color schemes, and much more. We go into different discussions like why Red and Cyan are considered true complimentary colors instead of red and green.
We begin first breaking down what is Color? Why is there confusion when figuring out what is considered Red? As we continue throughout this course we will constantly refer back to the three terms that better explain what color is.
From there we dive into working digitally and the differences that brings when working with color projected with light rather than pigments. Once you begin understanding working in RGB (Red, Green, Blue) then it becomes easier understanding how colors mix in this digital format.
Working with color, we need to understand the color wheels associated with art and the difference between the traditional and modern color wheels. We will then show you how to choose these colors accurately from within Photoshop.
Then we take the time to look at the terms associated with color such as tint, tone, shade, monochromatic, greyscale, analogous, complimentary, and warm/cool. There are a lot of color terms but they are quite simple once you know the meaning of each.
The last section in our understanding color course looks at creating basic color schemes and we have a guest appearance from one of our favorite color artists, Mel Herring giving her insights on working with color as well!
=====视频格式=====
MP4高清格式
=====视频分辨率=====
1280*720
=====教程大小=====
1.8 GB
=====教程预览====
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