This class goes over the common Color Pallet/Schemes types as well as a way to practice them through Animation. Instead of just learning what they are, we will put them in to action in a non intimidating way.

By the end of this class you will be thoroughly introduced to the most common Color Schemes used everywhere, you will know their rule and thus how to build a custom palette within those rules, and lastly you will have some practice moving shapes around screen that implement the Schemes in motion, through an modified Ani101 Exercise.

Schemes in motion let you see color interactions differently than just a static piece of art, and can be useful for figuring out Color Scripts for animated shorts, commercials, freelance and studio work alike. Most importantly, they frame the goal of practicing going through the motion of making color palette and having a way of using them instead of just saying "ok I made a Palette." Blobs are a great way of getting used to animating without over-thinking and palette blobs act as a great warmup for anim and illustration alike.

(This class is taught in ClipStudio, but can be adopted to Adobe or other programs if you know your way around them and their color/animation features) Do to a lack of ClipStudio category at the time of this class, it has been labeled to use Adobe

Parker Pierce

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