The 60-30-10 Color Rule Explained (And How To Use It)

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You may have heard of the 60 30 10 rule before, but have you seen it used before? (You may have seen it in more places than you think). But in this tutorial, we break down the color rule and show you some examples that are helpful before putting it in practice. So give this a quick watch and then figure out how this rule applies to your next design or creative project. Be sure to check out these other helpful details below.👇
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2:30 How To Use The Color Rule
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More About The 60-30-10 Color Rule:
The 60-30-10 color rule is a design principle that guides the balanced use of colors in a visually appealing way. According to this rule, when creating a color scheme for a design or space, you should allocate 60% of the color to a dominant hue, 30% to a secondary hue that complements the dominant color, and 10% to an accent hue that adds a pop of contrast. This rule helps maintain harmony and prevent overwhelming visuals by providing a structured approach to color composition.
The 60-30-10 color rule is most widely used in various design disciplines, including interior design, graphic design, fashion, and visual arts. In graphic design and visual arts, it helps designers create balanced compositions by applying the rule to elements like backgrounds, text, and graphics. Overall, the 60-30-10 color rule serves as a versatile guideline to achieve aesthetically pleasing and well-balanced designs across different creative fields.
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[@Kittldesign]

Have you tried our easy color palette tool yet? 🎨 👉 Use It Here! kit.tl/603010colorrule

[@carledorsey]

Thank you for these videos. It makes getting to know Kittl much easier. Also design tutorials like this, for novices like myself are perfect.

[@Kittldesign]

So happy to hear that! Yes, we will be doing even more design principles videos in the future.

[@peacefultyrant_]

Great video and really cool insight! Thanks!

[@Kittldesign]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@maxwell-cole]

Excellent video.🙌🏽💣💥

[@Kittldesign]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sunnystrathern8396]

KZbin algorithm recomending this to me because I'm intrested in eyeshadow lol... Principles of the video still apply tbh

[@Kittldesign]

Haha, well that's great! Glad we could be of help.

[@serviciovirtualcreativo]

👏👏👏

[@Kittldesign]

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[@elizabethg7806]

I can't find it so this must be in the paid version?

[@Kittldesign]

Hey there! If you navigate to the bottom right hand corner of the Kittl editor, you will see little circles that represent your document palette, and on the right side of those circles there is a grey circle with 3 squares inside labeled "color palettes" where you can open and preview different color palette options.

[@elizabethg7806]

@@Kittldesign Got it, thanks!

[@jccross6132]

You need to be more specific how to load the colors onto a pallette to use. Also no video show how to ise this program to free hand a drawing.

[@Kittldesign]

Hey there, we're not entirely sure what you mean, as this video was simply to explain the color theory rule. Perhaps check out some of our other tutorials in Kittl.