Once we have our color wheel started we can use these resources to create tertiary colors. This group holds a 2nd layer beneath primary/secondary which is created when mixing between all six original colors. With this we are now able to create six brand new colors (2 from each primary). This will give out a blend of 12 colors in total. At this stage we are able to design a full pallet and fill in a 12-sided color wheel. This is often used within Adobe Illustrator to create color swatches and patterns.
Next we’ll be going over some of the most popular color schemes. These are useful for all digital artists looking to create illustrations, icons, vectors, or Photoshop graphics. Understanding how to combine colors to strike a chord will take practice, but through determination you will be able to create almost anything!
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