Nail Your Colour Scheme... With Thumbnails: Cover Illustration Tutorial P1

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Check out my Free Line and Color Quick Start Guide: www.thedrawingcodex.com/quick... You will learn how to develop a simple reliable process in photoshop. You also get all the brushes and PSDs that I use in the guide (the same ones I use for most of my illustrations).
Let's use some simple color theory and basic color planning to create some color thumbnails for an Illustration! This is Part 1 of a 4 Part tutorial.
Part1: • Nail Your Colour Schem...
Part2: • Properly Construct You...
Part3: • Get Emotion And Struct...
Part4: • Professional Line & Co...
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Key Ideas from Part 1 of the tutorial:
1. Color is crucial for influencing an illustration's mood and viewer's emotional response.
2. Begin with color thumbnails to experiment with mood.
3. Understanding complementary and analogous colors is helpful for creating harmonious or contrasting palettes.
4. Using Photoshop for color thumbnails allows visual exploration of different schemes and their effects.
5. Applying color theory to rough drawings helps visualize the impact of various palettes.
When planning your Illustration:
1. Consider the environment and key elements within your scene. Determine what colors these components need to be to support your overall color plan.
2. Begin with rough sketches or thumbnail. These initial drafts don't require high fidelity but should outline the composition and major elements.
3. Start by identifying the mood and atmosphere you want your illustration to convey. Color plays a critical role in setting the emotional tone.
4. Introduce a basic color scheme in your thumbnail. Decide whether you'll be using a complementary or analogous color scheme based on the mood you aim to establish, and what is in the scene.
5. Utilize digital tools like Photoshop for experimenting with colors. Layer colors over your rough sketch, exploring how different schemes affect the illustration's mood.
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Happy Drawing!
Tim Mcburnie
Learn Drawing and Illustration from me: www.thedrawingcodex.com
Portfolio: www.timmcburnie.com
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@TheDrawingCodex 3 месяца назад

Part2: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-y4hcrspKiJQ.html

@Buddhabellie 3 месяца назад

These are very helpful on so many levels. I am grateful and can't wait for part 2. Who knew this would finally start making sense?! 😅😊❤

@jasminv8653 3 месяца назад

Thank you so much for these slow-paced looks into your actual process. I feel like that's a disappearing form of art videos, but one of the most helpful ones! Thank you so much. I've been wanting to get back into art and to learn more illustration techniques. Been some years since I last got to take an art class, but you're helping me get back into the groove!

@kiyujara 2 месяца назад

Thank you for covering such a specific process, Tim. I've struggled with color in my paintings for a long, long time. I would say I still do, and that I don't "know" it intuitively as other artists do, so having a guide helps by leaps and bounds.

@kiyujara 2 месяца назад

Yes please to the comment on 25:12 to exploring a whole bunch of color schemes. I would like to see that!

@Mikel_6279 3 месяца назад

Amazing vid. Love throwing on these long unedited vids in the background as I work. Would love to see more of this stuff its so helpful and motivating!

@lionheart1019 2 месяца назад

Great lesson this really helped me out.

@micha4709 3 месяца назад

It is nice to watch this tutorial as uncut video, thank you for sharing with us your process of choosing colors. Looking forward to part 2

@Buddhabellie 3 месяца назад

You are the best!

@timetraveler9105 3 месяца назад

thank you ❤

@chuzzbot 3 месяца назад

I'd love to have seen how bad the green could look there (34:00). Contrasting what definitely doesn't work with what does.

@ericwoods8075 3 месяца назад

Where can I find these book he uses and makes? Pls

@TheDrawingCodex 3 месяца назад

Which books?

@user-yb7rz6bg3f 3 месяца назад

now you will reply to my comments at last

@byzu20 3 месяца назад

this looks like live livestream? you can edit and cut this kind of video because after the min 45 you start talking about analogous color ( contrast ) chromatic circle, we artist dont have too much time to wath extensive video. you could have summed it up. but I will give a nice advice to the artists who reading this comment, read the book ~The psychology of color~ from eva heller, a great study about color and how the colors effect the human.

@STFUppercut69 3 месяца назад

Speak for yourself. I've watched the video in its entirety just like I've watched most of Tim other videos in their entirety. They're perfect to have them on the second monitor and draw and paint along. For that every artist has time.

@jasminv8653 3 месяца назад

Yeah no just go on tiktok man

@TheCultureCrusader 3 месяца назад

Yeah, no, RU-vid already has enough short, summarised videos about art. I've spent ages looking for long-form videos like this with the artist talking while drawing, explaining all his steps and decisions. This is the exact kind of video that I have been looking for because it's a great learning experience that I can just listen to while working on my own drawings. I hate short-form content because I want to just be able to sit back and listen without having to find and select a new video every 5-10 minutes.

@kiyujara 2 месяца назад

I beg to disagree! I've been loving Tim's longform videos, and this is exactly the kind of stuff I'm looking for, as an artist myself. I put this on while I'm working on something similar (e.g. while working on thumbnails!) and it feels almost as if I'm in a classroom with Tim as the instructor speaking. I appreciate the pauses, the silent moments, the "lag" in-between as the drawing progresses.