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To begin explaining colour one has to look at the basics. Everyone should know primary three from which all other colours are made: Red, blue and yellow. The secondary colours these can be combined to create are purple, orange and green. These colours compliment the primary colours: Purple and yellow, orange and blue and green and red sit opposite from each other on the colour wheel. Tertiary colours sit in-between these hues on the wheel: Yellow-green, yellow-orange, red-orange, red-purple, blue-purple and blue-green. With proper colour theory a designer can better understand and apply these colours. However, colour theory isn't just an art.

This tutorial is by no means a definitive guide, but it should help you with your tablet usage! 1 - First and foremost, don't be afraid of it. You need to use it. Every. Single. Day. Use it to browse the web for example. It'll help you get used to the sensitivity (practice highlighting sections of text), and all of the features of the pen. Some suggest that you should hide your mouse, so you're forced to only use your tablet! Through daily use, it should become an extension of your arm, and begin to move naturally. 2 - Play with it. Mess around with all of the settings your tablet has to offer. Not only will it help you find the settings yo