The Element of COLOR. Color A visual perception created by the spectrum of light. COLOR IS.

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The Element of COLOR

Color A visual perception created by the spectrum of light. COLOR IS

The Color Wheel

HUE: A hue is the NAME of a color!! Example: Yellow-green Blue Magenta

The Color Wheel PRIMARY COLORS RED YELLOW BLUE

The Color Wheel GREEN PURPLE ORANGE SECONDARY COLORS

The Color Wheel TERTIARY COLORS YELLOW-GREEN YELLOW-ORANGE RED-ORANGE RED-VIOLET BLUE-GREEN BLUE-VIOLET

Ways to remember the Color Wheel: PRIMARY COLORS ARE EQUIDISTANT ON THE COLOR WHEEL (EVERY 3 SPACES APART)

Secondary Colors SECONDARY COLORS ARE PRODUCTS OF THE PRIMARY COLORS.

Tertiary colors are in between a secondary and a primary.

Complementary Colors Complementary Colors are opposite on the color wheel and turn BROWN when mixed.

Warm Colors YELLOW ORANGE RED

Cool Colors BLUE PURPLE GREEN

WARM or COOL?

Warm OR Cool?

Neutral Colors: Gray and Brown (Not on the color wheel) White + Black 2 Complementary Colors Or All 3 Primary Colors

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