5 Unbelievably Smart Ways To Apply COLOR SWATCHES In Photoshop

[@CatalinGulan]

Hey Jesus! Thank you very much for sharing! As an answer to your tut's question, my answer is yes..it helps increasing the workflow speed, as seeing the entire swatch pannel you can faster match the colors in a composition or illustation..Thank you again and stay safe! ❤

[@avaarch2384]

Jesus Ramirez is the mannnnn...... this channel really inspired me to learn from basic level to the professional and I know still I need time. Now I have just started my channel and to share what I learned from him.i appreciate your master level teachings and I hope everyone can support me too by good emotions and subscribing and feedbacks.again thank you, Jesus Ramirez, to be an inspiration.

[@moviemanmehdad7712]

liked your content , keep going

[@avaarch2384]

@@moviemanmehdad7712 thank you so much

[@JohnThomasjbthomasphotography]

Another great tutorial that takes me deeper into the PS world. Thanks

[@jenniferrobertson9529]

Thank you for this tutorial. Loved it as I'm new to all this and found it to be very helpful

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome!

[@syedrizvi6408]

Fantastic tutorial. I stayed until the end of the video, I stayed even after that. VEry very interesting and informative tutorial. These are new features, I believe. Previous versions were not equiped with tools which could be even close to it.

[@arthurp4857]

You are always showing me something new - thx!

[@loripalmer8215]

Thank you! This will be very helpful in my workflow!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome!

[@iREZARECTEM]

Thanks for making the swatch useful lol It was just taking up space or being used to tinker around, but now you've shown how it's a practical tool that makes the process of color picking much faster than going to the blending properties panel directly.

[@susanwilson6409]

Thank you, very helpful tip

[@EditorBelal]

Thank you for this tutorial.

[@denis3515]

Thanks

[@abdelrahmanelmiligy4683]

Dazzling as usual! many thanks, Jesús 🙏

[@bartmanstl]

I never knew you could do any of this. Thanks Jesus!!

[@jaimee.campuzanot.2702]

Muchas gracias Jesús, muy bueno!!!

[@RoniChastainNY]

LOVE this, thanks so much.

[@awalsah9368]

thanks

[@brianhorrocks5757]

Great tutorial, was not aware you could do that. Thanks.

[@beshir8911]

U are perfect i love Ur tutoriolas and it helps me thanx

[@carlkristensen8398]

Even the simplest things can be even simpler yet, just by following your vids. Also if you think - I dont need to see this, that is basic stuff - watch anyway, I bet you'll learn something .... :-D

[@IRG_fotografia]

many more to memorize, but excellent

[@ashokbajracharya3301]

Wow very awesome technic sir thank u so much.

[@bruhtuuhtuhtaaa]

You can use the Stroke colors and pull out the "Set shape stroke type" drop menu.. in there you can do two ways of Swatch selections when using either Vector or pixel layers. You are all smart people, you will figure them out.

[@Clases3d]

very useful thanks

[@noureenkhurshedi4241]

Nice

[@bouhou2004]

You are one of my beat bro

[@awalsah9368]

nice video

[@SchibbiSchibbi]

very useful tutorial. Thanks a lot

[@agnestennis6094]

Good morning thanks for your tutorial. Would like to ask that after clicking and dragging the color In the background there is no change from white to blue Do i have to activate some shortcuts?

[@Bonjovicrzy]

This is very helpful ... I did not know you could drag the swatches to the screen or layers , can you do that with patterns and styles too? .. I have been picking each swatch and filling & etc ... .. but I usually do not use the default colors .. but I do save colors .. that I like and use allot .. I usually have my color scheme already picked out .. for scrapbooking

[@lionintu]

Im unable to do the fill that you mentioned in the beginning . Version CC20

[@totydesign4728]

hi, sir, I'm taoufik from morocco a beginner on graphic design I saw your videos on youtube, really I like your content because it is easy to understand, so I have just some question about graphic design if you can help ??

[@TPToE]

Are there any equivalent methods for older versions of PS? On a separate topic, is there any way to fill a mask with a pattern whilst bringing up the Pattern Fill dialogue box (so one can change the scale of the pattern)? The only way I can think of to directly fill a mask with a pattern is via the Paint Bucket tool, but then there are no scaling options.

[@artistartist3364]

Hi, all things you show here not working for me and I do not know why. Can it be connected with my PS version?

[@dalehardin8690]

How can I get the swatches pallet as pictured in the tutorial? My Photoshop changed to a folders style pallet, which I hate. How do I get the other one back?

[@ivanorokkhito9727]

Hold Ctrl + Alt + Shift , then open Photoshop. You will see a message that asks you to reset , if you click OK it will restore all settings. Otherwise go to window>workspace>Essential or whatever you like . This will not reset .

[@dalehardin8690]

@@ivanorokkhito9727 thanks for the help but that does not work. It always opens the pallet to the folders style and not as pictured in the tutorial.

[@shrex4796]

can some one help me plz . im trying to drag the swatch to the picture but nothing applying !! what should i do in this case

[@artist1712]

Thank you, But cannot use for Photoshop CC ver 19.0

[@dimensionalblade2778]

Does this work on 2017 version?

[@hertzdesigns9166]

Woah

[@VeitK1969]

How can I include swatches in actions? The Swatches menu command does not work in Actions.

[@ericbleau2684]

How do you get the swatches to show in a palette like yours? Mine are in lists in groups which I don't like. Thanks.

[@lionintu]

layered menus can be dragged and seperated from its own group if using the correct version of PS. just grab it by the tab

[@thecrazyandthewild]

Thank you, Jesus! Have a great day!

[@davidstrutt1641]

Hello Jesús, what is that brush font you used for the cover image? Always brilliant tutorials!

[@gabreyofilada6744]

What is your preferrences setting in cs3

[@jayyyrestghana]

Hi

[@algillar8089]

Don't think it works for CS6

[@NickCombs]

I don’t think these particular techniques are going to be that helpful for me. The methods seem very arbitrary from a UX perspective that it’s easier to trial & error than to memorize when it comes to applying swatches.

[@jayyyrestghana]

First

[@snowwold4767]

Thanks