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Ever wonder how color theory came to be? In this lesson award-winning graphic novelist Ira Marcks explores the evolution of color theory through history. Learn how artists of different eras and cultures have utilized color to communicate emotions, tell stories, and convey meaning in their work. By understanding the deep history of color, you’ll be able to use it more effectively in your own character designs and visual storytelling.

This lesson is part of Ira's full Skillshare class "Color Theory for Character Designers: Tips and Tricks", where he walks you through the fundamentals of color theory and its place in cartooning. Check it out here: https://skl.sh/4iHfPIu

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QUICK JUMP MENU

00:00 The Power of Color in Art
00:15 Color and Emotional Response
01:02 Johannes Itten's Color Theory
03:03 Chinese Color Symbolism
04:25 Byzantine Art and Color
05:40 Renaissance Use of Color
06:10 Titian's Mastery of Color
07:21 Goethe’s Emotional Color Theory
08:10 Neo-Impressionism and Emotion
10:00 Monet’s Use of Light and Color
11:42 Expressionism and Inner Self
12:00 Mondrian’s Color Abstraction

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ABOUT IRA MARCKS

Ira Marcks is an award-winning graphic novelist and illustrator with a diverse portfolio that includes collaborations with major publishers and organizations. His works and insights have shaped the way we think about storytelling in visual art. Learn more about Ira here: https://skl.sh/4fsIDBy