Green Sky, Blue Grass

How to make colors ring

When you design a poster, a picture, a book, or a room, you want to make a certain impression, set a mood, or evoke thought. 
Sometimes we instinctively pick the right color, but there are also very specific tools that give us the right clues when we don't really know what to do.

For example, Itten's color sphere or other classification systems and, last but not least, findings from color psychology.

 The course aims to teach what we're up against when we talk about 
local and true colors or speak of iconographic colors, from
 monochrome, analog, complementary and semi-complementary color colors, or of color temperatures, color tones or color perspective.

In practice, we develop thumbnails and moods on various topics and moods as well as more detailed color designs. 
And of course, you can also bring your own motifs as inspiration.

For anyone who wants to expand their color design skills (painting, illustration, interior design, etc.)
 Maximum 10 participants



Material: Colored pencils, pastels, watercolors or acrylic paints are suitable for color sketches and initial studies. But you can also bring your preferred materials.