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ways to use color to create depth in your artwork

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ways to use color to create depth in your artwork

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5 Easy Steps to Create Depth in Your Artwork! Beginner Artists Will Love This!

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Color Psychology - How Colors Influence Your Choices and Feelings

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Color Psychology - How Colors Influence Your Choices and Feelings

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Color Psychology - How Colors Influence Your Choices and Feelings

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10 Colour Schemes You've (probably) Never Heard Of!

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Welcome to our Design in 60 Seconds series, in which you can learn a new design skill or technique in just a minute!

Design in 60 Seconds: RGB & CMYK Explained

This time around we're looking at the RGB and CMYK Color Modes. If these have ever seemed confusing to you, we've got a quick 60-second video to help out. Then you can move ahead with confidence knowing when to use RGB images like the colorful Lab Stock Photo from PhotoDune, or a print template in CMYK.

How to Use RGB & CMYK Color Modes

The standard Color Mode for Photoshop is RGB for Red, Green, and Blue.

The RGB model creates color by lighting up pixels on a screen, using 256 levels of each primary color to create millions of colors on a digital display.

The CMYK Color Mode, used primarily for printing, uses Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow, and then adds in Black.

This mode also produces fewer colors than the RGB Mode, leading to the occasional color shift when converting from RGB to CMYK.

Want to see this idea in action? Check out the video above to see this lesson at work!

A Bit More Detail

Want to learn more about Adobe Photoshop's vast tools and settings? Check out these tutorials below:

60 Seconds?!

This is part of a new series of quick video tutorials on Envato Tuts+. We're aiming to introduce a range of subjects, all in 60 seconds-just enough to whet your appetite. Let us know in the comments what you thought of this video and what else you'd like to see explained in 60 seconds!

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Design in 60 Seconds: RGB and CMYK Color Modes Explained

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Welcome to our Design in 60 Seconds series, in which you can learn a new design skill or technique in just a minute! This time around we're looking at the RGB and CMYK Color Modes. If these have ever seemed confusing to you, we've got a quick 60-second video to help out.

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Did you know that the color red encourages appetite, which is why it is frequently used in the fast-food sector? Blue is the color of strength, wisdom and trust, which is why it is used so widely. We have a strong primitive relationship with green as it represents life, which is why it is commonly used for organic food and pharmaceuticals. Yellow represents youth, happiness and sunshine.

The choice of color in branding has a big impact on how your brand is perceived. So how do you know which color is right for your brand? Sydney-based branding agency Iconic Fox has come up with a comprehensive infographic on color psychology, perception, gender color preferences, and more relevant data. Check it out below.

What factors do you keep in mind when deciding on a color for branding? Have something to add to this infographic? Voice your views in the comments below and share this post with a designer friend.

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This Handy Infographic Helps You Choose The Right Colors For Your Brand

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Did you know that the color red encourages appetite, which is why it is frequently used in the fast-food sector? Blue is the color of strength, wisdom and trust, which is why it is used so widely. We have a strong primitive relationship with green as it represents life, which is why it is commonly [...]

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ILLUSTRATOR PANTONE COLOUR TUTORIAL GUIDE | Satori Graphics

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The Effect of Color | Off Book | PBS Digital Studios

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Graphic Design for Beginners - Color Theory