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"As long as the artist is relatively consistent with their use of color temperature relationships they can bend and tailor their choice of colors without compromising the visual integrity of the image." 
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This project features the process of doing a professional symmetrical design in color that can be used for many applications, including tattoos. I use colored pencils, but the basic process can easily be translated into digital art in a program such as Adobe Photoshop.
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This tutorial shows you how to create a symmetrical design in color. The lesson explains how to create the under-drawing, add color to your design, and outline with a marker or Photoshop.
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In this lesson, you discover how to make secondary colors from primary colors, and explore a basic color wheel, complementary colors, and warm and cool colors.
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One of the most important concepts you need to master before you can draw or paint has to do with primary and secondary colors. This tutorial not only explains primary and secondary colors in depth but also elaborates on complementary colors, warm and cool colors, and explores colors in a drawing.
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Creating the appearance of temperature through color is an important technique for any artist. This tutorial does a good job of explaining the different color combinations required for various temperature environments.