Fashion illustrator-Garytu take you to understand his thoughts on color.
"Fashion is vague and clear, abstract and concrete, strong and harmonious; it seems to see the emotions, experiences, characters and a reflection of the power of beauty painted on the Gary. The brushstrokes that seem to be light and smokey, but come from the depths of the soul." Fashion Observer Qing Ru, Yuan said.
The drawing paper is Gary's stage, the brush strokes are his catwalks, and the watercolor is like a light cloth moving forward with his thoughts, sometimes smudged, sometimes fluttering.
As a fashion illustrator, his paintings walk confidently like a model, interpreting the world in his eyes with colors.

108 Colors Stories, Helping You Understand the Complete Picture of Colors.

Leading you to understand the color appearance in daily life, natural scenery and the color angle of watercolor, oil painting, acrylic, professional color chips, etc., and the colors used by professionals, as well as the method of learning color matching, besides many colors , introduces a rich color history of color, with "Exquisite color card entrance ceremony."

And using the "English Winsor & Newton Professional Grade Pigment System" and "Werner's Nomenclature of Colours" as the backbone of the system, which includes:

German SCHMINCKE top-grade pigments, French SENNELIER honey-based pigments, Dutch OLD HOLLAND expert-level pigments, and Japanese HOLBEIN pigment supplementary explanations. A comprehensive understanding of hue concepts is covered in this course.

The gift for this occasion is specially created by the Team in Fan Fashion Illustration. It is made of watercolor paper material, and the information on the color chart is used to categorize 108 common hues for painting.
Each section is meticulously filled with pigments by hand, and water can be added within the pigment section for color mixing.

The color chart includes a wide range of hues, including:

18 shades of yellow, 5 shades of orange, 19 shades of red, 14 shades of green, 17 shades of blue, 7 shades of purple, 20 shades of brown, 3 shades of gray, 4 shades of black, and 2 shades of white.

Color is an essential component of art and painting.

In addition to pigment and color powders, this course will cover color theory, the color wheel, and basic concepts of color mixing. Students will learn about primary colors, secondary colors, and tertiary colors. They will also explore color complements, tones, hues, and saturation.

A good color must have a corresponding color sample in reality. We follow the comprehensive aesthetic color naming system described in "Werner's Nomenclature of Colours," which particularly focuses on the study of zoology, botany, chemistry, mineralogy, and more. It provides detailed descriptions of each color's characteristics and suitable applications.

Using objects from nature and everyday life as references, we classify colors into different types based on their fundamental tone, brightness, and saturation, taking into account the frequencies and wavelengths of colors entering the human eye.

For instance, within the warm color range of red tones, we have classifications such as Pale Red, Scarlet, Deep Red, Purple Red, Rose Red, Chestnut, and Claret. These serve as the foundation for further distinguishing subtle color variations within the red color range.

Orange and yellow are indeed highly popular in Indian culture, representing rich cultural traditions and a vibrant humanistic atmosphere.
Drawing inspiration from Indian culture can create passionate, mysterious, and intricate exotic vibes.

Finding our "personal color" can help us understand our emotions and thoughts. It can also assist us in expressing ourselves more accurately and exploring our inner thoughts in creative and artistic fields.

Exploring colors and the specific emotions and atmospheres they create can also guide the emotional responses of viewers. Colors have a powerful influence on our perceptions and can evoke a range of emotions, from joy and excitement to calmness and introspection. Understanding the impact of colors allows us to communicate and connect with others on a deeper level, making our creative expressions more meaningful and impact

In Werner's Nomenclature of Colours, the color combinations and palettes enable us to discover exclusive color tones through subtle tonal variations.

This helps enhance the quality of our visual creations and designs. By selecting appropriate color schemes based on the desired outcome and context, we can construct our own sense of color taste.
These carefully chosen color combinations can bring harmony, balance, and visual impact to our creative works, elevating their overall quality and aesthetic appeal.

Payne's Gray

In color theory, Payne's Gray is a color specifically used to depict shadows and tonal variations.
It is named after the British painter William Payne, who frequently used this color in his landscape paintings during the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

Payne's Gray is characterized by its ability to create a wide range of gray tones, ranging from light gray to deep gray.
It is highly versatile and can be easily mixed with other colors, allowing for a richer and more vibrant composition. It adds depth and dimension to artworks, particularly in capturing the atmospheric and moody qualities of landscapes.

Modern and Classic

Six Learning Indicators.

01

Understanding basic colour principles

From basic to advanced color planning, understanding different color relationships and combinations can be achieved through the color wheel.
The color wheel provides a visual representation of the relationships between colors based on their hues.
It allows us to explore complementary colors (opposite each other on the color wheel), analogous colors (adjacent to each other), and triadic colors (forming equidistant triangles on the color wheel).

02

Using colour in life                              

Observing color combinations in everyday life and experimenting with color coordination in our daily activities can be a fun and insightful exercise.
By paying attention to the colors used in our surroundings, such as in interior design, fashion, nature, or even food presentation, we can gain inspiration and ideas for our own color choices.

03

Improving the quality in creative work

Enhancing sensitivity and literacy in colors helps cultivate a personal and unique style by paying attention to subtle tonal variations.

04

Visual and emotional expression of colour

Different colors can indeed evoke different emotional experiences.
Artists and designers have the ability to use colors to convey specific emotions or atmospheres, which in turn can influence the emotions and reactions of viewers or users.

05

Colour matching                                

When selecting colors, it is important to consider the context, purpose, and desired visual effects.
By taking into account the usage scenario and objective, you can choose appropriate primary colors, color schemes, and color proportions to achieve visual balance and harmony.

06

Communication applications                                                        

By transitioning within the color wheel, artists or designers can derive the basic primary colors for their projects.
They can explore the connections, contrasts, analogous colors, temperature, brightness, saturation, and other factors between colors to create more unique color schemes.

Beautiful Formosa, the Treasure Island of Taiwan: The majestic Hehuan Mountain represents the vibrant culture that coexists with us.
A good color can be found in the deepest and brightest corners of nature. We use colors to explore the world from all angles.
In terms of painting: Olive Green mixed with Permanent Green to create the subtle shades of green in the shadows.
For the bright areas of the sky, Ultramarine Light serves as the base to convey the sense of depth in the sky.
In terms of appreciation: Permanent Green (for the greenery) and Cobalt Blue Hue (for the sky).

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