Abstract Color Wheel And Basic Vocabulary of the Color Wheel.
Color Wheel
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Color Wheel6th Grade Art & Introduction to Art
Color Terms to KnowHUE: is the color we see (such as
red)VALUE: is the lightness or darkness
of a color (maroon is a dark value of red and pink is a light value)
TINT: When white is added to a colorSHADE: When black is added to a
color
The Color Wheel – PRIMARY COLORS
• There are 3 PRIMARY colors: Red, Yellow and Blue• These colors CANNOT be mixed to be made• They make all the other colors on the wheel• If you draw straight lines connecting the primaries,
you will create a triangle USE MARKERS TO CREATE 3 INDEX CARDS
REDBLUE
YELLOW
COLOR QUESTIONWhat
The Color Wheel – SECONDARY COLORS
• When you mix equal parts of 2 primary colors together, you get a SECONDARY color
• Secondary colors are Orange, Green, and Violet (Purple)
• If you draw straight lines connecting secondary colors, you will create a triangle
The Color Wheel – COLOR MIXING
When you mix a primary and a secondary color together, you will get a TERTIARY color
Tertiary colors are Red-Orange, Red-Violet, Blue-Green, Blue-Violet, Yellow-Orange and Yellow-Green.
The PRIMARY color is always named first.
The Color Wheel – TEMPERATUREColors have a visual temperature
Some are WARM
and some are COOL
The Color Wheel – WARM COLORS
Red, red-orange, orange, yellow-orange and yellow are warm colors
Warm colors appear to advance (or come forward) in a picture and make objects appear to be larger
They remind us of fire or sun.
The Color Wheel – WARM COLORS
The Color Wheel – COOL COLORS
Greens, blues, and violets are cool colors. Cool colors appear to recede (or go back into)
the picture and make objects seem smaller. These colors are calm and restful.
The Color Wheel – COOL COLORS
The Color Wheel – WARM & COOL
Yellow-Green and Red-Violet can function as either warm or cool since they have properties of both. In a painting that is primarily cool, red-violet would add warmth while in a warm color
scheme, it would appear cooler
The Color Wheel – TINTS, TONES & SHADES
• When white is added to a hue, the resulting color is called a TINT---for example, pink is the resulting color when white is added to red.
• When black is added to a hue, it produces a SHADE. Navy blue is a shade of blue and maroon is a shade of red.
• By adding gray to a hue, it produces a TONE. This dilutes the intensity of the color. (Makes it duller)
The Color Wheel – COLOR SCHEMESMONOCHROMATIC
Color Schemes are colors that naturally fit together to make your
artwork nicer.Monochromatic: (mono = one and chromatic =
color) All the shades and tints of one color.
The Color Wheel – COMPLIMENTARYComplimentary: In a complimentary color scheme, 2
colors compliment each other because they are equally strong. Complimentary colors are DIRECTLY
OPPOSITE each other on the color wheel.Complimentary colors can create an optical illusion
because they can visually vibrate next to each other.
The Color Wheel – SPLIT COMPLEMENTARYA Split Complimentary color scheme is when
you chose a color and the two colors on either side of the chosen colors compliment.
The Color Wheel – TRIADICA Triadic color scheme is a set of 3 colors (tri means 3) that are equally spaced apart on the
color wheel.
The Color Wheel – ANALOGOUSAn Analogous color scheme is the use of 3-4
colors that are next door neighbors because they live side by side on the color wheel.
The Color Wheel – NEUTRAL
Black, White, Gray and Brown are neutral colors and are NOT on the color wheel.