When it comes to illustration, color can easily be one of the most important elements of a design. Mastering the use of color in adobe illustrator will be a key factor in taking your designs to the next level. While the recolor artwork is the most powerful color tool in Illustrator, it’s also one of the most complex.
In this course, we’ll be focusing on coloring artwork for print, whether that’s stationery and wallpaper or fabric and ribbon. I’ll teach you how to create color palettes that work, lock and reduce colors in the recolor artwork tool, tips on how to recolor watercolor paintings, convert your colors to Pantones and easily recolor your repeating patterns.
In this course, we’ll be focusing on coloring artwork and repeating patterns in Adobe Illustrator using the Recolor Artwork Tool.
- How to make a custom color palette
- What makes a color palette work
- How to locate colors in a document
- How to reduce the number of colors in an illustration
- How to lock colors
- How to use Global Adjustments
- How to recolor watercolor illustrations
- How to convert a document’s colors to Pantone
- How to recolor repeating patterns
