GLOBAL COLOR, GLOBAL COLOR, GLOBAL COLOR. Illustrator CC Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- LEARN ALL ABOUT GLOBAL COLORS AND SEE HOW THEY WORK! | In this tutorial we will cover, create, and apply global colors and tint variants of them! You will see the true power of global colors and why I prefer them and maybe you should too.
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In this Adobe Illustrator tutorial, I’ll show you how to create global colors, how to edit global colors, and why they’re so important and useful! I’ll show you how to create a color palette using global color and then apply those colors to artwork and even build out highlights and gradients using tints derived from the global colors. If you use color in Illustrator (and who doesn’t??) you’re going to love this video and hopefully learn a whole bunch about the beast-like powers of global color.
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CMYK - Print
RGB - Digital
LOVE your clear explanation!
Once again, perfect timing!
Thanks for the tutorial! Awesome job, Sir.
Thank you very much
Thanks, great info and well presented!
Excellent, as always
CMYK is fine (technically for print design whereas RGB is for digital, but your computer won't self destruct if you use CMYK for digital)
However, if your workflow includes something like Adobe After Effects, you always want to work in RGB because you can't import a CMYK document into Ae. They don't play together. Not sure about other animation programs - but if you're a designer who is going to hand off an illustrator or photoshop file to an animator PLEASE work in RGB. Ya know, or be that guy who is going to make the animator do extra work having to convert your file to RGB.
So Professional !! Thanks
Gracias!!! muy buena info!!
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Thank you , Please could you do a lesson for choosing right colors for design/ character and how to do shading , lighting and gradient ?
very useful. Thank you very much Nath ;))
i love sir your tutorial
Good tutorial thanks. I wish I could see how to edit the whole group of global colors, for example using the wheel.
HELLOW SIR, IS THERE ANY WAY TO RELESE (UNLINK) THE GLOBAL COLOR? I MEAN, I WANT TO MAKE SOME COLOUR VARIATION OF MY LOGOS, BUT CHANGING COLOR OF ONE VERIATION IS EFFECTING OTHERS AS WELL. PLEASE HELP ME, IF THERE IS WAY TO CONVERT GLOBAL COLOR TO NORMAL COLOR IF NEEDED,
Very useful and cool.
I would never use CMYK for jobs other than print because it doesn't deal with colors quite like RGB.
RGB is meant for the screen and it can produce a wider range of colors than CMYK can ever produce.
you can't get 16 bit or 32 bit color depth with CMYK.
Like before I watch 👌👌
Great video
hi nathaniel,
thank you so much for your ai tutorials. they genuinely mean a world to me.
and thank you for clarifying in such a clear, concise, practical and well organized manner the whole concept of global colors to me. nonetheless i have some questions, that bother me:
#1. as much as i love the possibilities, that the global swatches give me, i personally worry that, if i were to start tweaking them one after another in attempt to recolor my entire artwork, things might just go wrong really bad, really fast.
would you then advise me to always save a backup file beforehand, or maybe you know of some other safe method of saving and then possibly restoring my oryginal coloring, if need be.
i am, of course, aware of and sadly proficient in undoing my actions in ai, but i wouldn't count it as a sound and efficient solution to the said problem, for the stack of saved actions in ai has a finite limit, which one can easily hit if one tweaks color options one unit at a time, as with sliders. moreover, in the process of undoing one global swatch (that was created earlier), i may also lose some other global swatch (that was created after the one i want to restore) that i do like, since the order of the actions in the stack plays here an importnant role.
#2 as an extension of the above question, what if i have made an artwork using global colors and i like it (sort of), but i also want to make a copy it, play around with the coloring of the copy and then compare the two visually to see, which one do i like better. seems to me like a common situation for a graphic desinger to be in, yet as of now i don't really know how i could seamlessly tackle it. unless there is a way to unchain the connection of the oryginal artwork to the global colors, so that it won't be affected by the changes in the global colors anymore.
#3 last but not least, about year ago you made an ai video (ruclips.net/video/VfLuAWW7ekQ/видео.html) about recoloring our artwork via recolor artwork panel, and you proved it there to be an extremely powerful, versatile, efficient and say oryginal coloring compatible/friendly (providing, that one chains the colors together beforehand) tool for that purpose.
doesn't it make the capabilities of the global colors redundant and/or inferior to those of the said panel or, on the contrary, do they maybe complement each other, or both serve slightly different purposes, which subtleties i do not at this moment fully grasp.
anyway, by no means do these foregoing questions of mine make everything, that you have shared with us today any less awesome and comprehensive for me, for i trully have learnt a ton amazing things from you today.
thank. you. sir.
It there a way to make colours in the CC Libraries global? :)
why doesn't indesign have this feature?! Am I being thick?
CMYK washes out and desaturates bright colors... If ur not going to print out on paper, u should use RGB. Moreover, even if u do decide to print out an RGB file, u should get good quality, cause most printers do the conversion locally.
This is normally the first thing everyone is taught in graphic design... I would love to hear more of why u think differently.
Yiddy Schwartz He literally explains it in the video, guess you didn't listen.
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Great video, always learning.....Still don't get it, who dislike it have a serius problemo?
Mimmo G they are every where, haters always gonna hate!
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