1. EXPLORING COLOR

3. WHITE IS THE PRESENCE OF ALL COLORS

4. BLACK IS THE ABSENCE OF ALL COLORS WITHOUT LIGHT, THERE IS NOTHING TO “SEE;” THERE IS NOTHING TO REFLECT

5. COLOR WHEEL

6. PRIMARY COLORS RED, YELLOW, BLUE

7. SECONDARY COLORS

8. ANALOGOUS COLORS NEXT TO EACH OTHER

9. WARM COLORS RED, ORANGE, YELLOW

10. COOL COLORS GREEN, BLUE, PURPLE

11. COMPLIMENTARY COLORS OPPOSITE COLORS

12. TIRTIARY COLORS IN BETWEEN COLORS

13. HUE Hue is the correct word to use to refer to just the pure spectrum colors. Any given color can be described in terms of its value and hue HUES OF RED LEARN MORE @ http://www.ncsu.edu/scivis/lessons/colormodels/color_models2.html#hue

14. TINT ADD BLACKADD WHITE SHADE

15. TONE A tone is created when a color is added with its complimentary color. If you want to tone down a red, you would add green. If you wanted to tone down a blue you would add orange. LEARN MORE @ http://www.envyfurniture.com/color-vocab.htm +=

16. COLOR MIXING

17. REVIEW COLORS

18. OH YEAH ! THE PROJECT MONOCHROMATIC COLOR

19. THE MATERIALS PAPER SOFT BRUSHES ONLY WATERCOLOR SET WATER CRAYONS PAPER TOWEL

20. DRAW TREES PERSPECTIVE LINES VANISHING LINES

21. HORIZON LINE 1/2 + 1/2 1

22. ADD MOUNTAIN TOPS

23. START PAINTING COVER PAPER WITH A THIN LAYER OF ONE COLOR, LEAVE WHITE CLOUDS SCIENCE: WATER EVAPORATES

24. ADD DARKER CLOUDS AT TOP AND DARKER MOUNTAINS

25. ADD DARKER TREES GRASS AND TEXTURE

26. IN BLUE

27. IN BLACK

28. COLOR VOCABULARY : ONE COLOR : MANY COLORS MONOCHROMATIC POLYCHROMATIC PRIMARY COLORS SECONDARY COLORS ANALAGOUS COLORS WARM COLORS COMPLIMENTARY TIRTIARY COLORS HUE TINT SHADE : RED, YELLOW, BLUE : ORANGE, PURPLE, GREEN : NEXT TO EACH OTHER COOL COLORS : RED, YELLOW, ORANGE : BLUE, GREEN, PURPLE : COLORS OPPOSITE EACH OTHER ON COLOR WHEEL : COLORS NEXT TO EACH OTHER ON THE COLOR WHEEL : TRUE COLOR : HUE WITH WHITE ADDED : HUE WITH BLACK ADDED TONE: HUE WITH GREY ADDED

29. TEACHING POINT: MOMOCHROMATIC ONE COLOR