Color Theory for Beginners | FREE COURSE

Color Theory Basics

Color Theory Basics Explained (Design the PERFECT Color Palette!)

This is how arches used to be built 👀 Brad’s watching this arch get formed using heavy plaster, and while it works—and it’s fast—it uses a LOT of material. While this method gets the job done, it’s not the most efficient way to build it today. A more modern approach? Using rounded corner bead with drywall, which is cleaner, more controlled, and less wasteful. For homeowners in Tampa, Clearwater, and Dunedin, this is something to think about during home renovations, custom openings, and interior

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Moving on in the DIY colour analysis series—we’re at Step 1: Cool vs Warm. In this video, I’m demonstrating orange vs pink, but that’s just the start. To do this properly, you’ll need: • At least 5 cool colours (medium value, medium intensity) • At least 5 warm colours (same value and intensity as the cool ones) • Very specific comparisons—like cool blue vs warm green Head to my Be Colourwise playlist on YouTube to see the exact types of colours to use. Colour analysis is not about guessing by l