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Color is more than just a visual element — it’s a powerful language that influences mood, style, and perception. Whether you’re painting, designing, or styling, mastering color theory will transform your creative work. This 5-lesson series covers the key principles every artist, designer, and fashion professional should know.<img src="https://ezycourse.b-cdn.net/4336/cme3blwzo062wy68z95d4cc00.jpg" alt="image">🎨 Color Theory1 – Color WheelThe foundation of color mixing, showing how primary, secondary, and tertiary colors relate.2 – Color HarmoniesComplementary colors create bold contrast, analogous colors feel smooth and calm, and split-complementary offers balance with a touch of vibrancy.3 – Hue, Tint, Tone, ShadeHue is the pure color. Adding white creates a tint, gray makes a tone, and black creates a shade for depth.4 – Color TemperatureWarm colors (reds, oranges, yellows) feel energetic, while cool colors (blues, greens, purples) feel calming. Mixing them can create harmony.5 – Color ProportionUsing the right amount of each color keeps designs balanced—often a dominant color, a secondary, and a smaller accent.

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