Cover Illustration: How To Choose Your Color Scheme 

Tim, you are a great human being, I’ve been in contact with Tim over the past week. He is an integrity filled man. I am thankful to have been able to correspond with him via email. Tim you have a fan for life. I’m looking forward to continuing to check in over time. Such a solid standup guy.

Watching these led me to reading the comics - very much enjoying them!

Beginner illustrator here, would love to see more of this! Especially the nitty gritty/messier parts of the process and the decision making. I’ll be drawn to color schemes in a few pieces but have trouble translating that into the specific illustrations I want to make (for ex: I see a color scheme or color relationships I love in a pixel scene/landscape art piece, and want to translate that into a kawaii illustration with a simple subject) So I think seeing both specific and general parts of the process is so valuable for someone looking to make colorful work regardless of style! Thank you again

Great video. I had the honor to work with Tim as an assistant in one of this comic

Watching the second Color scheme go from red/orange-purple and then turn into the dominant yellow/orange cover was very cool because often the color wheel schemes are just too harsh. When you enter into the process you can use the wheel and say superman is blue so my background should be a muted orange, and then it all goes to heck. It’s that extra step of making it work that often eludes me. I’m not sure watching you do it there was enough to solve my issues but at least I know I need to work up to that level of thinking. Thanks!

Again, great video! To a beginner like me, this is very valuable knowledge. :D By the way, I love that you always finish by saying "happy drawing" as it is exactly what it means for me and seeing my slow but steady progress.

Really great to see the whole process and listen how you made these amazing covers

Beautiful covers, vibrant and modern

These are very helpful videos. please keep on sharing them with us...thank you very much

Wow! Thank you, this is so beautiful and helpful:D

Fantastic!! One day I will reach this level of quality! Very good!

This was very helpful! Thank you!

superb info

Thanks so much for this walkthrough! So, when you have a character like the secondary figure whose colors are varied, or brown (or in general runs counter to the rest of the color scheme), do you generally color in their "true" colors first and then go over it with a filter (like blue, as you do here) to make those colors more homogenized? I've always struggled with how exactly to go about that