Colour Wheel

Colour Wheel


Today I am going to show you how to make a colour wheel on Illustrator.

Step 1
  • Make a circle (Shape on the left side, hold it then click on elipse)
Step 2
Make a line inside the circle (Line segment on the left side on the right)
Step 3
Copy line 3 times making the lines to 60 degrees (double click rotate, type 60 degrees and click preview and copy)
Step 4
Select the primary and secondary colours and put them in the circle (Select all by command and A on the keyboard, object>live paint then press the k on the keyboard)

Hey Presto! You have a colour wheel.

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  1. swbutler12 December 2016 at 00:41

    Well done. You worked well on this task. Do you think it useful to have the colour wheel? How might you use colours differently in your work? Steve

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