Color Theory.

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Color Theory

COLOR HAS THREE DIMENSIONS OR QUALITIES: Hue Value Intensity

HUE The color itself The name given to a color

VALUE Lightness or darkness of a color (tints/shades) Shade: a dark value of a color- ex: maroon = red + black Tint: a light value of a color- ex: pink = red + white

INTENSITY Brightness or dullness of color (hue)

Color Primary Secondary Compliment Tertiary Analogous

Primary Colors Colors that cannot be created by mixing other colors.

Secondary Colors created by mixing equal parts of two primary colors together

Complimentary Colors Colors that are directly opposite of each other on the color wheel (ex. Yellow and violet)

Tertiary Colors created by mixing a primary and secondary color together.

Analogous Colors: Colors right next to each other on the color wheel.

All colors have a temperature! On a traditional color wheel: yellow-green to violet are considered cool, whereas yellow to red-violet are considered warm.

Create your own color wheel!

Step #1: Sketch & Label

Sketch & Label

Step #2: Add primary colors

Step #3: Add secondary colors

Step #4: Creating tertiary colors