Coloring Studio vs Color Theory Quick Reference Usage & Stats

“Coloring Studio” will help you become a color expert. Its color wheel is based on 24 basic hues, and it includes 53 concepts including single hues, achromatic, monochromatic, analogous, tertiary triads, quaternary triads, tetrad, warm color, hot colors. Swatches allow you to find the CMYK, HEX, and RGB values for any color. “Coloring Studio” also includes 22 professional color schemes to ensure you’re able to make the correct color decision every time. It is the next step up from the great success story of its predecessor: "Color As Hue". It is a well known fact that color affects our mood, making us feel: cheery, happy, sad, energetic, elegant, calm, etc. Unfortunately, our memory, when it comes to choosing colors, is indeed very poor. “Coloring Studio” is here to alleviate the frustration that most of us experience when having to make color decisions. You will become an instant expert in the topic: 1 - Learning the basics of color 2 - Becoming familiar with the color wheel 3 - Finding color combinations that work Here are some of the color concepts you will master: 01 Achromatic 02 Analogous 03 Clash 04 Complementary 05 Monochromatic 06 Primary 07 Secondary 08 Tertiary 09 Quarternary 10 Split-Complementary 11 Triad 12 Tetrad 13 Warm Color 14 Hot Colors 15 RGB Color codes 16 CMYK Color codes 17 HEX Color codes With 22 professional color schemes for you to pick from, you will be able to make the correct color decision every time, creating the mood you want for every occasion. Use these concepts and schemes to choose colors for house painting, architecture, websites, blogs, applications, advertising, brochures, posters, flyers, catalogues, promotions, shows, museums, and more. Here is the list of the color schemes you will find in “Color As Hue”: 10 Moving 02 Elegant 03 Soft 04 Friendly 05 Welcoming 06 Romantic 07 Tropical 08 Calm 09 Energetic 10 Subdued 11 Professional 12 Rich 13 Powerful 14 Vital Color 15 Earthly 16 Fresh 17 Traditional 18 Refreshing 19 Classic 20 Dependable 21 Regal 22 Magical No more guess work, “Color As Hue” provides winning color schemes for any project. Get Yours Today!

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Color Theory Quick Reference

Color Theory Quick Reference Color Theory Quick Reference is a basic information tool for anyone who is new to color theory and needs a simple way to understand how colors interact. It is set up like a two-sided card with information on both sides. It provides introductory information to students who are new to color theory. Teachers will find the quiz function included in this app test helpful. Using the app a student's knowledge of color theory is tested by presenting a series of multiple choice questions. Here are a few of the ways you will use Color Theory Quick Reference everyday with introductory art and design students: • Use Color Theory Quick Reference as an informational tool to help students understand and review basic art concepts in relation to color. •Tap the areas of the screen to bring up more information shifts about primary, secondary and intermediate colors. •Tap to get more information about complementary and split-complementary colors. •Tap the question mark icon to activate a quiz to test knowledge of color theory. A perfect tool for introductory art and design teachers. •Drag and drop primary, secondary or intermediate colors to better understand their relationships. Use our Color Theory Quick Reference app to help students learn the basic terminology associated with color. Many of the areas of the screen are hot spots. Tap terms and icons to bring up more information about each topic. Topics include: •Primary and Secondary Colors •Intermediate Colors •Complementary Colors •Split-Complementary Colors •Color Temperature •Value •Grayscale •Tint and Shade •Mixing Colors