ELEMENTS OF ARTS COLOR SCHEMES Instructor: Mrs. Martin.

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ELEMENTS OF ARTS COLOR SCHEMES Instructor: Mrs. Martin

COLOR SCHEME Now that you know about colors, let’s talk about color relationships, or COLOR SCHEMES

MONOCHROMATIC: Uses different shades in the same color.

COMPLEMENTARY: Opposite colors on the color wheel, such as:  Red & Green  Blue & Orange  Yellow & Violet

SPLIT COMPLEMENTARY: A color and the two colors located on either side of its complement.

SPLIT COMPLEMENTARY:

DOUBLE COMPLEMENTARY: The richest of all schemes because it uses 4 colors arranged in 2 complementary color pairs, but the hardest scheme to balance.

PRIMARY TRIADIC: Any combination of the primary color: red, yellow, and blue; and their tints and shades.

SECONDARY TRIADIC: Any combination of the secondary colors: violet, orange, and green; and their tints and shades.

TERTIARY TRIADIC: Sets of 3 tertiary colors that are equidistant from each other on the color wheel.

ANALOGOUS: Uses 3 or more colors that are right next to each other on the color wheel.

ACHROMATIC: Combination of black, white, and gray hues, tints, and shades.

CHROMATIC GRAY: Made from a mixture of colors such as: Purple-gray and Blue-gray

EARTH TONES: Are made literally from pigments found in the soil.

ACTIVITY: Complete your Color Scheme Worksheet by coloring the boxes with their coordinating color scheme.