Very well Explained Kate, This help me to understand something new and unique.
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By: Emalia
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By: Emalia
In reply to <a href="https://www.sensationalcolor.com/color-theory/#comments/2452">Kate Smith</a>.
Yes it's good
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By: Ziva
Color theory!
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By: Ali
Amazing post and outstanding work.This is my first visit on your website.I’m enjoy to read your article.The information on your content is very good and well to know.I really appreciate your effort.Thanks for sharing
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By: Kate Smith
In reply to <a href="https://sensationalcolor.com/color-theory/#comments/573">Duncan Bullock</a>.
Me, too, Duncan. :-)
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By: Deborah
Very helpful! I’ve studied colour theory many times over the years and still don’t quite get the difference between value and chroma.
Also, under Hue on your chart of reds, I can see how the top and bottom rows come about, but the middle row confuses me – is removing red (or reducing chroma?) makes the red less saturated. Correct? Is this lower chroma or lower value?
Thanks so much for your article, Kate, as I am for the first time actually able to formulate these questions. ????
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By: Kate Smith
In reply to Deborah.
Great to hear that this helped you to understand the concept, Deborah. It is difficult to pull the three characteristics but once you are able to do that and see the difference it is amazing how much more sense everything else about color becomes.
Beginning at the upper right red square and working both down and across you reduce the chroma in each square. This is true because any time you mix any other color with a pure hue you reduce the chroma.
As you noticed the value also changes.
Starting at the top and working down the value of the squares in each column are darker than the one directly above.
Starting at the right and working left the value of the squares in each row are lighter than the one directly to its right.
The chart just shows varying degrees of change in chroma and value as you get further from the original hue.
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By: KFW
Your tutorial was excellent! So much about color I did not know, but your explanations are great!
thanks!
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By: Kate Smith
In reply to <a href="https://sensationalcolor.com/color-theory/#comments/1252">KFW</a>.
Thanks for your glowing comment. I will be expanding the color theory information so please do stop back again. There is so much to share. :-) Kate
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By: Busery
I thank you for your detail lecturing me.Today’s lesson was great and good guidance .I loved it
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By: Busery
In reply to <a href="https://sensationalcolor.com/color-theory/#comments/1252">KFW</a>.
Your tutorial was excellent! So much about color I did not know , but your explanations are great. Thank you
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By: Kate Smith
In reply to <a href="https://sensationalcolor.com/color-theory/#comments/1298">Busery</a>.
Thank you, Busery. I'm happy that you found guidance in my words and illustrations. Best, Kate
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By: Renate
This website is amazing – Thank you so much!
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By: Kate Smith
In reply to <a href="https://sensationalcolor.com/color-theory/#comments/1994">Renate</a>.
Aw, thank you, Renate!
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By: Boby
When was this published? I am trying to cite it.
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By: Kate Smith
In reply to <a href="https://sensationalcolor.com/color-theory/#comments/2028">Boby</a>.
I originally published the basics in 2007 but I have continued to update even this year. :-)
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By: Ameera
Thank you for all ,very helpful and amazing for me
But i want it as pdf or video from where or slids ????
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By: Kate Smith
In reply to <a href="https://sensationalcolor.com/color-theory/#comments/2449">Ameera</a>.
Me, too! I'll be working on that over the summer. :-)
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By: Siya Sethi
Thank you for this absolutely wonderful resource!!! Loved every bit of it. I would like to know if you have a pdf version of this? Since i would like to come back to this again and again for reference.
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By: Revenge
Your tutorial was excellent! So much about color I did not know , but your explanations are great. Thank you
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