Color Theory for the Clumsy

Today we're going to talk about Color Theory 2, the sequel to the original, and more importantly, the one you actually understood.

Prerequisites: Color Theory 1, or a basic understanding of how not to make your design look like a kindergartener's plaything.

Lesson Plan:

• The Color Wheel: Not as Hard as It Looks
• The 60-30-10 Rule: Don't Make Me Think
• Color Harmony: Because Your Eyes are Tired of Looking at Each Other

Additional Resources:

• Color Theory for the Blind
• Color Theory for the Color Blind
• Color Theory for the Color Blind's Brother

Remember, color theory is like baking a cake. You need the right ingredients, in the right order, or it's just a mess.

And if you're color blind, well, just use a lot of black and white. That's what I did.