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Objective: Students will be able to identify 4 different color schemes. Warm Up: Students will use primary colored pencils to fill in a color wheel and.

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1 Objective: Students will be able to identify 4 different color schemes. Warm Up: Students will use primary colored pencils to fill in a color wheel and then glue it in their DWI’s. Calentamiento: Los estudiantes usarán los lápices de colores primarios para llenar en una rueda de color y Luego péguelo en su DWI. April 22, 2013

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4 Cave painters used red ochre (dirt) for the color red and black from charcoal..

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6 Analogous Color Scheme

7 More Limited Analogous Color Scheme

8 Analogous Color Scheme

9 Complimentary Color Scheme

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11 Neutral Color Scheme

12 Mono-chromatic Color Scheme

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14 1.2 34 5 6 Which of these is the correct color wheel?

15 What kind of a color scheme does this painting have?

16 This does.

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19 This does not.

20 Does this does?

21 Does this?

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23 Color Scheme Quiz What kind of a color scheme does this painting have? A.Neutral B.Complimentary C.Analogous D.Mono-chromatic E.Other 1.

24 What kind of a color scheme does this painting have? A.Neutral B.Complimentary C.Analogous D.Mono-chromatic E.Other 2.

25 What kind of a color scheme does this painting have? A.Neutral B.Complimentary C.Analogous D.Mono-chromatic E.Other 4.

26 What kind of a color scheme does this painting have? A.Neutral B.Complimentary C.Analogous D.Mono-chromatic E.Other 5.

27 What kind of a color scheme does this painting have? A.Neutral B.Complimentary C.Analogous D.Mono-chromatic E.Other 6.

28 What kind of a color scheme does this painting have? A.Neutral B.Complimentary C.Analogous D.Mono-chromatic E.Other 7.

29 What kind of a color scheme does this painting have? A.Neutral B.Complimentary C.Analogous D.Mono-chromatic E.Other 8.

30 What kind of a color scheme does this painting have? A.Neutral B.Complimentary C.Analogous D.Mono-chromatic E.Other 10.

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33 Mary Cassett Young Girl at a Window 1883 by The colors of white

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