COLOR How we see it.

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COLOR How we see it

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Apple!

How we see color

Exploring it’s history COLOR Exploring it’s history

Man’s earliest marks Cave paintings

The middle ages

Illuminated Manuscripts Color use is flat Techniques for applying color are simple Symbolic color

The Renaissance Chiaroscuro: value is more important than color

Raphael

16th century Value is still important but color is starting to be applied more grandly

Caravaggio Studying the effects of light

Vermeer

The 19th Century Color comes alive!!

Turner

Impressionism

Monet

Degas

Post-Impressionism

Corbet

Gauguin

Matisse

Fauvism

Chagall

Marc

Delaunay Orphism

Color Field

Frankenthaler

Rothko

Color Theory Review

The properties of Color: HUE VALUE INTENSITY TEMPERATURE

**These hues make up the color wheel** The name of the color itself (on the color wheel) 1. Primary Hues 2. Secondary Hues 3. Tertiary/Intermediate Hues **These hues make up the color wheel**

Lightness and darkness of a color Value Lightness and darkness of a color Tint: lighter color-created by adding white Shade: darker color-created by adding black

Intensity Brightness or dullness of a color Prismatic: an intense hue (Saturation or strength of a color) Prismatic: an intense hue Tone: less intense hue—created by adding gray or mixing complementary hues together

Warmth or coolness of a color Temperature Warmth or coolness of a color Relative to the environment that a color is placed in—every color has temperature variations

Color Wheel Relationships Create Color Schemes that artists intentionally use in their work Triad Complements Split Complements Analogous Monochromatic Warm, Cool

Triad Color Scheme Creates unity and balance

Complimentary Color Scheme Creates contrast and interest

Split Complementary Color Scheme Color plus the two hues on either side of the color’s complement Creates contrast

Analogous Color Scheme Creates unity and harmony

Monochromatic Color Scheme Uses only one hue plus black and/or white

Warm Color Scheme Uses only warm colors Colors range from yellow to                                   Uses only warm colors Colors range from yellow to red violet Creates unity

Cool Color Scheme Uses only cool colors Colors range from yellow-green to violet Creates unity

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