Learn Color Analysis Through Color Illusions | Most Important Color Analysis Theory To Learn
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Dive into the mesmerizing world of color illusions! Join hosts Sara and Lucinda as they unravel the mysteries of perception and color through captivating visual demonstrations.
In this educational video, viewers will embark on a journey through the fundamentals of color analysis, starting with the intriguing effects of line orientation on perception. Sara and Lucinda explore how horizontal versus vertical lines can alter our perception, setting the stage for a deeper exploration.
Next, viewers are introduced to the mesmerizing creations of Akiyoshi Kitaoka, a master of color illusions. Witness how Kitaoka's images challenge our understanding of color constancy, as seemingly identical elements appear to change color based on their surroundings. Experience the mind-bending illusion of three girls with different eye colors, despite their eyes being identical in each image.
As the video progresses, Sara and Lucinda transition from these mesmerizing illusions to real-world applications of color analysis. Explore how hair color can influence our perception of skin tone, as they showcase a woman with cool and warm hair and observe how her skin tone appears to shift accordingly.
With insightful commentary and engaging demonstrations, this video offers viewers a captivating journey into the world of color analysis. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned enthusiast, prepare to be fascinated by the intricate interplay of color and perception in this illuminating exploration.
Join us on this visual adventure and unlock the secrets of color analysis like never before!
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I'm getting married in June and had my heart set on a dress. It was a 1940's square neckline and I thought it was PERFECT for my spring season. I have bright copper hair warm skin and the ivory looked lovely. Took a look at the reviews and ALL of them showed the true color- WHITE! I was devastated. I found an Etsy seller who can recreate the dress in my warm ivory color! White makes me look like the grim reaper! :)
Oh you poor thing. It sounds like you have it well in hand though.
THANK YOU JESUS for this video. 🙌🏻🙌🏻 I recently figured out that I’m a soft summer and my whole life I’ve never felt quite right in extreme cools nor have I felt good in very warm shades. Now I’m trying so hard to get the makeup right. It’s not easy (being green, haha). 😊
With 40 years between Sara and myself in the color and cosmetics industry we have color cosmetics segments planned, my personal favorite is Colors That Offset Aging. (In case you didn’t guess I’m the mature one haha) Stay tuned and be sure to subscribe for notifications . - Lucinda
Any of the ladies is named Jesus? I haven't noticed....
I adore your chanel. i'm a clinical psychologist and YES, our brain governs our perceptions of colour, sound, etc. Such quality content.!! Kudos from Portugal
Welcome to the family!
I feel this only can work if They are in a neutral season.but if they are fully cool or warm They either look sickly yellow or grey 🎉
These optical illusions take me back to my intro design & color classes. 😊 I spent many hours on projects based on color theory & how colors can interact & change your perception. It's kind of fascinating.
I would love a video on best color blonde highlights for the seasons
This is a great idea. I have been asked about highlights for dark cool hair, so why not just expand. Thank you so much.
I LOVED this episode. it was very crucial to grasp fully the concept of color as I am learning after having received my analysis. I love how you guys are breaking the info to us and it is making it much easier to work with that way. love your content
Hi! I loved this video so much, and the pictures with the examples!! I perform color analysis on my clients, and I pull their hair back if it's not natural color because I don't want the color of the hair to interfere on the color of the skin, I want to find their true skin color so they can either decide to maintain the hair color or change... Or even, I can let the hair down, if the person doesn't wanna change it, and come up with a personal palette for them. Though, if they had their hair up, the result would probably be different, so it's really about what my client wants. I also take all their make up off so the results can show a little better, just cause color interact with color and I can see how it interacts with the colors on my client's bare face. I think that our skin tone changes from winter to summer but it only affects contrast... Not the temperature... People can wear whatever they want and use whatever colors they want, but there are some that goes best with their own features, and there are ways of wearing colors that don't suit them in a way to interfere less... Or, of course, if they don't really care, they can wear colors however they want... But what makes sense to me is that our own colors should prevail and then we adapt everything - hair, make up, clothes, even contact lenses - and not the other way around [it would be too complicated].
I had someone say to me- “yes you can FAKE your season by changing your hair color but people need to know their genuine season.” I respectfully reminded her that we are obligated to give our clients their best colors as they are, today, in front of your face, You should ask if they are considering a hair color change, but I believe that force fitting folks into what their season “should be” rather than what it is, is a lot like suggesting a clothing silhouette for them for after they loose twenty pounds. Sure they might look better twenty pounds lighter, but our job is to have them leaving the studio looking and feeling great that day. So what you just said resonated with me. i believe the rigidity of that “Fake Season” thinking in the profession is what causes clients to tell me that they’ve been analyzed as multiple seasons without changing anything. We owe our clients the best versions of themselves- with whichever colors they are, along with information on how a change in hair color can affect them. Sara and I use a digital portfolio as part of our analysis that addresses these factors and it is the reason we teach Color Analysts. One day I would love to have a client leave a color analysis knowing her best looks and also knowing that a hair color change might require a “touch up” analysis.
Wow! What an interesting video. Didn’t realize there were so many nuances that have to be taken into consideration.
And so many more to come- stick with us… we will eventually share so much information you will know it - hands down!
Such an incredibly helpful video!!
One of the best episode ever! I change everything when I change my hair color … winter vs. Summer… I change from golden to blue white 😅…then I have gray eyes and the change depending on light and eyeshadow and my hair color 🤣 I have very light almost clear eyebrows and lashes so When I color them…everything changes again😂😅
Looking forward to your color analysis series!
Interesting..
I have been typed as deep/dark autumn AND winter, but I feel like I sit somewhere between these two as many of those colors seem too bright or veer too far off of the middle mix of warm and cool. I am a medium skin overtone but with slight blue undertone (I look green/gray almost silvery in winter and foundation matching is impossible😂). It is really difficult when the first thing you have to decide, warm or cool, is the most difficult to determine. My major problem is that most seasonal analyses do not take into account the fact that darker coloring can be toned and shaded, meaning gray added or just black added, to get to dark while still being neutral and how soft or bright your colors should be might be of higher importance. They also don’t account for those of us who tan and have to vary color to reach the same contrast, so the colors are right but not all at the same time. So a medium color for a pale winter might give them enough contrast but for me not so much.
You touched upon the reason Sara and I teach multiple systems. Send us a photo - we are happy to take a look- Colorclassinc@gmail.com
What an interesting video! 😅 I look forward to more 🎉
Subscribers going up !!!
thanks to you all!
I’ve been typed as a Spring (in the 80s, then Winter in the 90s, then Autumn (2023) That last draping took two sessions, as the Summers and Autumns were what worked first,(softness) and then Autumn and Winter in the second (depth). But when I add the corresponding makeup colours, I need lighter and brighter. And my hair is so much more grey and lighter brown since my draping. This video was validating that I might just be a chameleon. :-)
Hi. I've seen a similar case to you. I think it's "My 50 plus life" or similar (on RUclips). She was analyzed as an autumn (likely a warm autumn) when she was younger. She had another analysis now that she's gone grey. Her primary characteristic now was deemed to be "soft". She can wear both soft autumn & soft summer.
I absolutely love your content
Color is comparative & interactive with the colors around it as well as the light source & any reflected light. If you take a pure white cloth & drape it & shine a warm light on it its local color will change (probably to pale yellow or orange or even pink depending) & all the shadow & highlight colors will change too. I have seen the same celebrities typed as both warm & cool (Nicole Kidman comes to mind) & using celeb photos is probably not the best reference since lighting & makeup/hair can change the appearance of temperature. That's why usually if you go for a color analysis they drape you & cover your hair & use natural daylight. ( I think this can be misleading since it's a combo of your skin, hair & eyes that gives the overall impression of whether you are cool or warm or neutral)
I appreciate you showing how you can play with color to get the effect you want…. Maybe you want to be seen as edgy or futuristic and Miss Beyoncé could be choosing to do that when she wears cool. Like Zendaya at the Met this year.
I was out and about today and couldn't resist applying the techniques you suggested. WOW! No wonder I have played it safe using black and most of the time.
Yes, yes, yes. Thank you for this video! Such validation for what I finally figured out.
I'm not a professional in your field. I'm just another person who stopped coloring her hair brown to allow my beautiful silver hair to grow.
I found silver hair brought out the pale blue look to my skin. I noticed that I looked much healthier if I chose makeup foundation that leans slightly warm compared to my skin... not that I lean darker, but slightly warmer with my foundation. I look best when there is slight warm-skin against cool-hair color contrast. I also sweep a warm toned bronzer on the periphery of the face to give a slight sun-kissed appearance.
As for clothing, I also found I look healthier with colors that lean warm and are in the middle of the clarity spectrum (not too bright, not too muted). For neutral colors, I usually choose browns. I don't usually wear pastels anymore, because I prefer a bit more contrast between my hair and clothing. That's just a preference.
Of course I'm just one person. I have Hazel eyes, and very probably a typical Mediterranean set of undertones to my skin. So as you say, each variable matters.
But I see so much advice out there that we should automatically shift away from warmth if we go silver. But that doesn't work well for me.
This is the first video of yours I've watched. I just subscribed and will continue watching your content! Thanks so much! 🦋🧡🦋
You sound quite a bit like me. - Lucinda
Colour to look younger video,pleaaaaase!
will do!
liked and subbed! So exciting...
Could you address the difference between skin tone or surface coloring and undertone? Thanks!
That will take a whole show- and we will do one for you!
I am really enjoying your channel! Are you taking clients in a color analysis firm ?
We do. But it’s more like what you see in film. A digital portfolio with your image places in multiple shades. It’s pretty awesome if I say so myself. For information email COLORCLASSINC@gmail.com
Fantastic video - thank you!
I am a warm spring in the 12-palette system and a warm in the tonal system. While those work better for me than the four-palette seasons do, I know how to work my colors in that system to make it work if that's all I have access to. My hair is copper blonde, skin ivory with a very apricot tone and eyes are yellow-green. ALL of my features have a warm undertone to them.
So you are similar to Nicole Kidman type or more Kate Hudson?
I’m Af. American and I can’t understand why white women who dye their hair blonde mostly go with ashy tones? I always think Jen Anniston does blonde right. It’s a honey tone ad works with her skin
I think I can answer that from a personal standpoint. I once died my hair a warm blonde and I looked brassy, not beautiful like JA. So skin tone has to harmonize with the color temperature. Stick with us and sign up for notifications - we will be teaching a palette that is specifically for very deep skin tones! Appreciate you!!
I screen shot the images with the complimentary colors & eyes & covered up the dots & the eyes still remained the dot color, so I think the eyes & dots are the same colors in reality.
You'd need to cover the whole gray section. The effect is because your brain is equating the grey to the red face
I love those black glasses on you. I am a grey haired summer too and also like my black frames. However, I thought black was not right for summers. Can you help me to understand this?
Sure. We have very little contrast. And black is the ultimate contrasty color. But I like big glasses (just between us they hide my eye bags haha). So I just like the thinner frames instead of those big bulky ones that are all the rage. So- with black we stay with cool- and black is our little indulgence. 😉
I’ve been typed as a winter. It didn’t feel quite right. Went to someone else and was typed as clear. Silver drape reflected up my face and grayed me out. Gold drape reflected up my face a little too much but looked better. Jewel tones apparently look best but I’m quite neutral. Unsure if neutral cool,/warm or straight down the line. I don’t think I fit in the 4 season or even 12 season.
If you want, send a photo to us at ColorClassInc@gmail.com, you have us stumped.
@@ColorClassInc thank you! That’s really kind of you. I’m stumped too 😄 I’ll try and find the most representative one.
@@ColorClassInc I have sent the email! I’m sure you get a lot of emails so I’m the one who sent a hair and face shot, wearing a light blue shirt and taken facing a west facing window!
Okay but based on the example of that picture of the blond lady, does this mean that my season can change with hair colour?
Like, I am a summer right now with my platin blond hair. But I am planning on dyeing my hair an almost black at some point. Does that automatically make me a winter?
And I used to wear my hair warm auburn for a decade and it honestly looked stunning. Was I an autumn during that time?
Platinum without golden tones won’t change you.
Would love to see you do a video where you both wear the wrong colour then the right one to really prove the hoax people wrong.
We will do that, in the meantime tell detractors- “ has anyone ever told you, you look great in a color? If yes, then color choices DO matter. If no then, try wearing clothes in your palette and see how many compliments you get. 😊
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Ive been confused for 60 years on my colors. At 18 I got analyzed as spring. But hairdressers said summer. Although I have auburn in my now halo white and pepper mix of hair.
Im very fair neutral. My eye color is very bright with 6 colors. Blue ring, bright green inside with a yellow burst and red and brown and orange dots inside that. Summer soft colors make me look washed out. Spring colors are my best but not all of them. Even my grown children are confused on what works for me. I dont fit completely into any category!
The truth is categories get us generally where we need to be. We are going to feature a show on a different system that might suit you- Dominant Characteristic. Stay with us.
@@ColorClassInc Thank you so very much, I'm really looking forward to the video!!!
@@ColorClassIncI have been very interested in this. Will stay tuned.