Radial Color Wheel Design. We see white because all color is reflected from the object.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Color Wheel A tool to use to understand the uses of color.

Advertisements

6 th Grade Art & Introduction to Art.  HUE: is the color we see (such as red)  VALUE: is the lightness or darkness of a color (maroon is a dark value.

Color Schemes. Neutral Neutral color schemes can be easier to live with than with vibrant color schemes. True neutral colors are black, white and shades.

 Color: is another one of the elements of art. When light is reflected off an object, color is what the eye sees.  Light is composed off all the colors,

+ COLOR. + The Color Wheel Color Is the visual quality of objects created by the amount of light they reflect or absorb.

an element of art and design derived from refracted light.

Good Afternoon! 2/12/14 Today we are:  Learning color vocabulary  Learning about color schemes  Coloring pictures with different color schemes.

Color Theory and Painting Vocabulary. Composition is the arrangement of the parts in a work of art, usually according to the principles of design.

Color Wheel The colour wheel is divided into three categories: primary, secondary, and tertiary. The three primary colours are red, yellow and blue. These.

Color Wheel Color Values Color Schemes HUE - undiluted color in its purest intensity. VALUE – lightness or darkness of a hue (color). INTENSITY -brightness.

Where does color come from? Ray of light is the source of all color.

The COLOR WHEEL.

Color The Elements of Art TheVirtualInstructor.com.

The monochromatic color scheme uses variations in lightness and saturation of a single color. This scheme looks clean and elegant. Monochromatic colors.

Color Wheel Assignment On the back of your color wheel poster  Top Left Corner should be Your Name – Fashion Essentials – Period  List the primary colors.

What is The various visual phenomena that are the results of the reflection or absorption of light by a surface. Color has three properties: Hue, Value,

COLOR An exciting ELEMENT of ART Hue Value Intensity COLOR HAS THREE DIMENSIONS OR QUALITIES:

Yellow Blue Red Orange Green Purple Primary Yellow Blue Red Orange Green Purple Primary + Primary = Secondary.

Color Theory Hue, Tint, Tone, Shade.

Art Elements Color. COLOR is light reflected off objects.

The Color Wheel. THE COLOR WHEEL REDORANGEYELLOWGREENBLUEVIOLET.

December 13, 2010 Color Theory Vocabulary. Color Wheel A radial diagram that organizes the basic colors.

Color Wheel Color Values Color Schemes The color wheel fits together like a puzzle - each color in a specific place. Being familiar with the color.

COLORCOLOR. Color is the product of light. Without light you have no color. The color wheel is divided up into primary (red, yellow, blue), secondary.

Project 5A and 5B: COLOR 5A Color Chart and 5B Color Scheme Portraits Using Oil Paint.

Mrs. Lambert- art notes There are 12 basic colors in the color spectrum. The color wheel organizes them for better understanding of how color works

Color Schemes There are certain groups of colors that work together very well…they might be referred to as Color Schemes. Make sure when using color schemes.

 What is color anyway? › Color is an element of art › Color is produced by the way our vision responds to different wavelengths of light.

Is the practical guidance to color mixing and the visual effects of a specific color combination.

Color Element of Art.

Color Wheel Color Values Color Schemes The color wheel fits together like a puzzle - each color in a specific place. Being familiar with the color.

 Primary- The colors from which all other colors are made ; Red, Yellow, Blue  Secondary-Colors made by mixing two primary colors; Green, Orange, Violet.

COLOR DESIGN’S MOST EXCITING ELEMENT. Hue Value Intensity COLOR HAS THREE DIMENSIONS OR QUALITIES:

Many people would argue that the Element of "Color" has the most effect on a work of art. Consider what our world would look like if everything was.

Color Notes: An Introduction to Color Theory Mrs. Love Visual Art 1AB Santiago High School.

Color Terms Hue – The name of a specific color – blue, green Tint – A hue combined with varying amounts of white Tone – A hue combined with varying amounts.

STATEMENT OF INQUIRY: Throughout time humans have made visual representations of life that reflect their, experiences, philosophies and beliefs.

RED, YELLOW, and BLUE These colors cannot be made Used to make all other colors.

Primary Colors - Red, Yellow, Blue cannot be created by mixing other colors.

COLOR An exciting ELEMENT of ART Which depends on REFLECTED LIGHT.

Does color matter? Why? Does the placement of color matter?

Color The Elements of Art The Elements of Art TheVirtualInstructor.com.

6th Grade Art & Introduction to Art

The name of a color as it appears on the color wheel:

The Color Wheel.

Elements of Design: Color

There are many ways to describe color.

Color Vocabulary.

Color Harmonies.

Get out pencil and your sketchbook to take some notes.

Project 5A and 5B: COLOR 5A Color Chart and 5B Color Scheme Portraits Using Oil Paint.

The Language of color Interior Design: Obj

Color Wheel The color wheel is divided into three categories: primary, secondary, and tertiary. The three primary colors are red, yellow and blue. These.

Introduction to Color Theory

Color Theory 2D Fall 2016.

Color Theory The Color Wheel.

Central Primary School Arts Day

Colors and Mixing Painting 1.

COLOR THEORY: The Language of color

March 16, 2017 Entry task: What idea do you have for your recycle and redesign project? Target: Identify color names and physical features.

Presentation transcript:

Radial Color Wheel Design

We see white because all color is reflected from the object.

We see black because all colors are absorbed by the object.

The color that we see is the color combination that is NOT absorbed but is REFLECTED. If you see red, what colors are absorbed? If you see green, what colors are being absorbed? If red and a little bit of blue are absorbed, what color would be reflected for you to see? Yellow and blue Red Red plus a little blue= red violet. So the opposite of red violet is yellow green (yellow green = yellow plus a little blue)

Color Vocabulary Chroma- Latin word for color (chroma and color are synonyms Hue- The generic name for a color (red for example) Pure color- a color at its brightest intensity (has no white or black added to it) Tint- color plus white (pink, peach, etc) Tone- color plus gray (army green or beige) Shade- color plus black (maroon or navy blue) Value- gray scale equivalent (yellow is a lighter value than red for example) Intensity- how bright a color is (intensity is lessened when you add white or black) –A color is at its highest intensity when it is a pure color

Levels of Color Primary –Yellow, Blue and Red Secondary –Violet, Orange and Green Intermediate or Tertiary –Always say the primary before the secondary –Yellow green, blue green, blue violet, red violet, red orange and yellow orange

Color Temperature Warm –Yellow, Yellow orange, orange, red orange, red violet, Red Cool –Yellow green, green, blue green, blue violet, violet Neutral –Grays and most browns

Color Scheme Monochromatic- one pure color plus its tints and shades (color plus white and black) Analogous- three to four colors on a color wheel (a color family- all related) Complimentary- opposites on the color wheel Local- realistic color

Your color challenge: Create a radial color wheel painting 1.Create a pie chart with twelve equal wedges. 2.Create at least two thumbnail sketches for what each wedge can be. –Each wedge should have the pure color and its complement (it can include tints and shades if you want) 3.LIGHTLY trace the pie chart onto your 18” x 18” watercolor paper. 4.Trace the wedge design that you want to use onto each wedge of the pie chart. 5.Begin painting.

Subjects for your radial design: Objects that can be used for this project: –Animals –People –Plants –Objects –Etc. Things that cannot be used for this project: –Pizza slices –Ice cream cones –Clowns with pointed hats

Due Dates: Color Notes (daily grade) –Due Today (Wednesday or Thursday) Thumbnail sketches and pie chart (daily grade) –Due Friday, 18 th Traced wedge design onto painting paper (daily grade) –Due Tuesday, 22 nd Color theory quiz (major grade) –Due Wednesday, 23 rd or Thursday, 24 th Finished Colorwheel painting (major grade) –Due Friday, March 4 th

1.What is the main color? 2. How does everything in the picture relate to the main color?

What each drawing must include Main color (all six primary and secondary) Tints and shades of the main color (color plus black and color plus white) Contrasting color in the background (opposite on the color wheel) Connecting object (at least one object that can be found in every drawing in the series)