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In this video.
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I just want to show you some color schemes that
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I think work really well together in design,
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some really complementary color schemes.
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By the way,
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this can often translate.
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I know we probably see this and think of like,
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sunsets tile designs,
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but this works really well for texts base designs as
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well.
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Like,
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when I say old texts design,
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so I think most people think of,
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like,
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white text on a black shirt and,
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yes,
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that sells,
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but you just take an extra 10 seconds and maybe
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you have like,
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two rows of text with three rows of texts.
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And you reference,
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one of these color schemes,
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you make the top row,
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one color,
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the second row,
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another color,
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the third row,
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another color,
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you could have text designs that just crush the graphic
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base designs and you don't even have to have a
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Graphic.
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You can just have the text.
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Not everybody wants a graphic by the way,
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on their shirts.
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So I just want to share these are color schemes
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with you.
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I will,
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of course,
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include them underneath the video in the lecture so that
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you can easily just copy-paste the hexadecimal color codes,
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but,
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let's take a look at some of these.
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This one right here,
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has What are the eight different colors in the color
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scheme?
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Ranging from Red.
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All the way through orange yellow to tan to light
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blue,
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to a little bit of a darker blue,
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really nice.
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This one,
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and by the way,
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this references how I am sometimes,
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build my list of color schemes.
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If I see one that I like what I'm doing
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this research.
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Sometimes I just take a screenshot of the product pulled
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into Photoshop or photo Pia or any graphic design software
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with the Color Picker,
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and just grab the colors,
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using the Color Picker.
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I dropped tool and then I just write them down.
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So here you've got a nice designs Sunset based with
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insults about text underneath that uses the same colors as
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the sunset,
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and you got five different colors in this color scheme.
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This one is straight out of the Disney,
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Mandalorian graphic designs for for
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sale on Amazon merch.
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No,
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I'm not telling you to sell anything related to the
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Mandalorian.
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I'm just saying,
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hey Disney's got some of the best graphic designers in
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the world on their staff.
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And this is the color scheme that one of them
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chose for this design.
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So maybe we should take note,
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right?
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So you're we've got a nice like very soft color
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scheme here.
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Ranging from yellow to liked an orange to orange-ish red.
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This one,
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another big.
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I believe Disney,
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write,
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Lion King,
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and you can see in that sunset in the background.
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It just ranges from yellow to Orange to Red.
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I never seen a lot of similar colors,
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but they are not.
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You don't even have the same kind of like base
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color,
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but they're different variations.
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Different shades.
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And they tend to contrast well eat like together,
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but you might not be able to mix these colors.
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You have to experiment,
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you know on your own and figure out what works.
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But it's kind of interesting when you try to mix
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them and you realize like maybe they knew what they
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were doing when they use these colors in that design
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and not other colors.
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I really like this one.
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It's like a soft kind of pastel style Sunset there
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in the background,
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ranging from like a soft blue to a soft
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green,
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to a soft tan to a soft,
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orange to Soft Red to softer dark red,
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really like that.
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Hear the sounds a little crazy.
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This one is Thor,
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so it's from Marvel.
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So again,
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we're looking at some of the best graphic designers in
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the world and the colors that they chose to use.
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And here,
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I just grabbed the colors from the sunset in the
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background.
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So you see it ranges from like an electric blue
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to lectric purpleton,
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Electric pink to a dark purple.
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So this one's not going to be as easy for
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me,
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for instance,
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to execute.
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Like,
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I don't know what the heck I'd be doing with
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these colors,
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but you know what?
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It's never.
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It's no harm is done by keeping this in your
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back pocket,
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in case you want to do something a little bit
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like Miami,
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Vice 80s,
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kind of style.
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All right,
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and I just want to also remind you that all
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sunsets is a website that I use for pre-made Sunset
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style Graphics.
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It basically saved me a ton of time and also
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they do a better job than I probably would.
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If I had to create these Graphics myself so you
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can check it out.
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I'll put a link to them underneath the video as
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well in case you want to use them.
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But it's typically like around $30 for a year a
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year of access and you get infinite downloads throughout that
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year.
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So you can just go and grab every single graphic
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the first time you login after you pay.
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So,
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you know,
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this is just a couple examples of the sunsets that
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they've got in their catalog.10601
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