Analyze Art with Colour Theory

[@carolinafernandezoro733]

Excellent!!

[@christshandmaiden]

I’m drawn to a warmer temperature than cool but I find cool temps so refreshing and calming. Looking forward to more

[@LearnAboutArt]

Agree! Sometimes when i feel anxious I just wana look at the sky or the sea to calm down

[@4paintings]

7:59 seen like this, it makes much more sense. great work you’ve done! 👏

[@LearnAboutArt]

Thank you!

[@sylvain_st_pierre_2019]

Happy you published i was hoping for it. Really good video simple to understand. Thanks so much

[@LearnAboutArt]

You're very welcome!

[@mikebaginy8731]

Thanks! This was an interesting explanation. By the way, I prefer warmer colors.

[@Mario.International007]

😊❤

[@KarlLuchs]

Very interesting video, but unfortunatly you are using a dated version of the colour wheel. Red and blue are no primary colours, the true primary colours are cyan, magenta and yellow.

[@LearnAboutArt]

Good point!

[@RichardHannay]

Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow only applies to print being the purest form of pigments. Just like Red, Blue, and Green are the primary colours of light.