Color Theory Hue- name of the color according to color wheel

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Color Theory Hue- name of the color according to color wheel Value: light or darkness of hue Tints & shades Primary colors: red, yellow, blue Secondary colors: mixing 2 primary colors Intermediate colors: mix primary and analogous (adjacent) secondary color

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Color Harmonies Monochromatic: variations on the same hue with differences in value & intensity Complementary: colors directly opposite one another on the color wheel Warm or cool colors: adjacent colors on the wheel Primary: red, yellow, blue- all colors are mixed from these three

Value Chart

Emotional Effects: Color Schemes Monochromatic Warm or cool colors Complementary (opposite) colors Primary: red, yellow, blue

Black Iris: Georgia O’Keefe

Complementary Van Gogh: Night Café, 1888

Complementary Van Gogh, Starry Night, 1889

Warm Colors Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec - The Kiss -

Cool Colors Henri Matisse: Notre Dame une fin d’apres-midi

Primary Color Scheme

Color Context

Different Readings of Same Color

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