COLOR THEORY: PART I.

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COLOR THEORY: PART I

…an element of art… COLOR Is the result of reflected light

Color has 3 properties: (1) HUE (2) INTENSITY (3) VALUE

HUE: the color name red yellow blue Green purple …

INTENSITY the purity & strength of a color think saturation

VALUE the lightness or darkness of a hue

Paul Gauguin

Van Gogh

The visual spectrum is organized as a color wheel

Warm vs. Cool Colors Cool: Purples Blue Greens Warm: Red Orange Yellow

Picasso

Paul Gauguin

Primary, Secondary & Tertiary Colors

Primary Colors Red Yellow Blue

Lichtenstein

Jasper Johns

Jasper Johns

Thiebaud

COLOR THEORY: PART II

Tint vs. Shade

TINT… HUE + White

Shade…. HUE + Black

TINT or SHADE?!

Navy… SHADE Of Blue!!!

Pink… TINT Of Red!!!

Hunter Green… SHADE Of Green!!!

Lavender… TINT Of Violet!!!

Rust… SHADE Of Orange!!!

Dusty Turquois… SHADE Of Blue-Green!!!

COLOR THEORY: PART III

Unlike spectrum colors, NEUTRALS have no identifiable hue Neutral Colors Brown, Black, Grey, White Unlike spectrum colors, NEUTRALS have no identifiable hue

Browns & greys can be created by combining COMPLIMENTARY COLORS (opposite colors on color wheel)

Blacks & dark browns can be created by mixing the 3 primary colors together

SHADE HUE TINT

COLOR THEORY: PART IV

Color Schemes: an arrangement or combination of colors

Monochromatic Tints & shades of ONE color

Pablo Picasso

(Colors Next to each other on color wheel) Analogous Harmonious, often found in nature (Colors Next to each other on color wheel)

Andy Goldsworthy

Claude Monet

O’Keefe

Complementary High contrast, vibrant Colors opposite on color wheel

One color plus two colors on either side of its’ compliment Split Complementary High contrast, vibrant One color plus two colors on either side of its’ compliment

Van Gogh

colors that are evenly spaced around the color wheel Triadic colors that are evenly spaced around the color wheel

Jasper Johns