Composition of Colour Master Class for Designers TM

Goals

What will you learn in this course:

1. Students can learn about the theory of how to construct a Colour wheel and I have shown the real-time example of how to construct a colour wheel by doing many iterations and failing and again getting success.
2. Students can learn about what primary , secondary and tertiary colours are, how certain RGB, CMYK colours are formed, what is meant by triadic colours, tetradic colours etc.
3. Also students can learn about the science behind how colours are being created and the UV light spectrum is being deflected into various wavelengths to understand colour. 
4. What is meant by these technical terms hue, Tint, shade, saturation in detail with pictorial examples and understandings.
5. One can learn about how to extract colours and emotions from a picture, and how to paint a face with a self-portrait representing our emotions choosing colours.
6. How to understand painters skills and the types of paintings and the meaning through which colours could be analysed and understood creating that emotion.
7. What is meant by synaesthesia, its types and its practical application in theory behind it is being discussed in detail.
8. What do colours mean functionally what each colour represents each keyword and meaning and emotion associated to and how it's culturally different from context to context is being discussed in detail with a lot of examples, around 30 to 40 colours have been given easy Association of keywords and that could be used for design references.
9. What is complimentary colours split complimentary colours to Tronic colours try adding colours all the RGB and cool warm colours have been given us a quick reference guide for the people were learning this course so they can directly apply to their graphic designs product designs choosing of colours for the typeface et cetera.
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Prerequisites

What are the prerequisites for this course?

Anyone can learn this class it is very simple

Students are advised to take notes for self-reflection purposes

No prior experience is needed to join this course