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  The illusion of depth is like the magic of warm and cool colors. Place a cool color in the background and warm color in the foreground. A two-dimensional picture turns more meaningful.  This is where experimenting with color theory comes in.  I often make mandalas and it gives me peace. You will find mandalas throughout Indian temples. There is something magical about making a mandala. You start off with a blank canvas and draw a circle. You don't know where your inspiration comes from. But, when you lift your eyes off the canvas, a beautiful picture looks back at you.  I will use this mandala to describe warm and cool colors in color theory. And, I will also explain saturation, tone, and shade of colors in color theory.  The warm color is energetic and draws attention. It seems to come close to the viewer. Examples of warm colors include red, orange, and yellow. Cool colors like blue and green look peaceful. They don't attract much attention. They seem to mov...

Color theory math: RGB and CMYK models Read more What’s inside it? In computers, there are two methods to mix colors. These are RGB and CMYK . RGB color scheme means you are adding colors. CMYK color scheme means you are subtracting colors. JPEG or PNG images use the RGB color scheme. In CMYK, if you add all four colors then you get black . Meaning it is a subtractive model .   How to use the color wheel: complementary, triadic, tetradic, analogous, and monochromatic color schemes.  What’s inside it? Read more All brands have a certain color palette that resonates with their brand identity. How to choose that color palette? Here are some readymade formulae. But which triad or tetrad of colors should your brand choose? Or, should you go for a monochromatic color scheme? If so, then which color? Logos, color palettes, and brand personalities The Color Green What’s inside it? Read more Green is the color of nature. How can your brand leverage this powerful color to build its...