Do Now: What is this?. Other types of Color Wheels.

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Do Now: What is this?

Other types of Color Wheels

ELEMENT OF DESIGN: Pigments and COLOR!

Pigments A material (paint) that changes the color of reflected or transmitted light

Tempera Paint Colored pigments mixed with water Water soluble

2 Main Color Categories

PRIMARY COLORS: Three colors that make other colors when mixed Red Yellow Blue

SECONDARY COLORS 1.Made from two primary colors 2.Primary + Primary = Secondary Orange Green Purple

Combinations R + B = P R + Y = O B + Y = G

Color Order Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet ROYGBV

How to read a color wheel

Color wheels show us: Color order Categories Opposites Color mixing

What do you think we call this group of colors?

Neutral Colors

Black + White = Grey Brown = 3 Primaries (more red and yellow)

Tint A color + White + =

Shade A color mixed with black + =

Music time!

Do Now: Review: Explain what information this color wheel is showing you.

Warm and Cool Colors

The visual temperature of a color Can symbolize emotions, moods, personality traits, places

List what colors you would use to represent a hot temperature.

Warm Colors Red Orange Yellow

List what colors you would use to represent a cold temperature.

Cool Colors Blue Green Purple

Observe the two green squares below. Compare and contrast the two colors. A B

Which purple is a cool purple and explain why? A B