Learn EVERY Colour Theory Technique in ONE Video

Even in the modern era of graphic design with AI and everything else going on, people can still mess up color so very easily. But not today with this video because I'm going to explain every color theory technique so you can apply them to your next project. And the first set of color theory

techniques are basically around attention. Like right here, I made a concept I thought was pretty cool for this design. Shout out to the Uno fam. But in terms of color, there is no hierarchy. If we change things slightly, now the design is more strategic in terms of color hierarchy. And that's because we start with the card and then

move to the bottom right. Now, is this a better approach for this design? Well, the answer always comes down to your understanding of the brief. This is just to demonstrate the first technique on this color theory example. But moving on to the second technique, we kind of segway from what we just looked at and we demonstrate how we can

use color to control attention itself. Guiding the eye from the middle Lego dude to the yellow title and then to the CTA. Now, this isn't going to work on everyone, but it will actually work on a majority of people who view this design to some degree. This is pure attention control with color mixed with size as well. And that

is the thing. You can and you should definitely combine color theory with different design theories, too. But right now, all I'm thinking about in my late 30s is I wish I had this guy's level of hair thickness. Yes, hashtag jealous of this Lego dude. But next, for the third technique, let's use color to create rhythm.

On this design, color creates a rhythm by repeating small vivid accents across the interface. And this leads the eye from one section to the next. The changing hues keep the repetition varied creating a visual beat without relying on the repeated shapes or patterns that you normally would think about. And notice how yes, we do repeat color,