December 13, 2010 Color Theory Vocabulary. Color Wheel A radial diagram that organizes the basic colors.

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December 13, 2010 Color Theory Vocabulary

Color Wheel A radial diagram that organizes the basic colors

Colors that mix to create ALL other colors 1.Red 2. Blue 3. Yellow Primary Colors

Colors made with 2 primary colors 1.Green (blue+yellow) 2.Orange (yellow+red) 3.Violet (blue+red) Secondary Colors

Intermediate Colors Also called Tertiary Colors

Colors made from 1 primary and 1 secondary color 1.Yellow-green (more yellow+green) 2.Yellow-orange (more yellow+orange) 3.Red-violet (more red+violet) 4.Red-orange (more red+orange) 5.Blue-green (more blue+green) 6.Blue-violet (more blue+violet) Primary-Secondary

Complementary Colors Colors that are directly opposite each other on the color wheel

Complementary pairs 1.Red & Green (Christmas) 2.Blue & Orange (Chicago Bears) 3.Violet & Yellow (Schurz)

Any Two or more Colors that are NEXT to each other on the color wheel Analogous Colors

For example, blue, blue-green, and green all have the color blue in common. Analogous Colors

Families of analogous colors include the warm colors (red, orange and yellow) and the cool colors (green, blue and violet). Analogous Colors

Yellow Orange Red Warm Colors

Think of the sun or fire. Usually appear to come forward in space Warm Colors

Blue Green Violet (Purple) Cool Colors

Think of water (blues, greens, violets). Usually appear to go back in space Cool Colors

Neutral Colors

Brown, beige, tan, gray and black; earthy colors Mix complementary colors to get these colors Most colors we see daily are NEUTRAL

The name of any color as found in its pure state in the spectrum or rainbow. Hue

The brightness or dullness of a hue or color. Intensity

The lightness or darkness of a color. Value

A color plus white. Pink is a tint of red. Tint

A color to which black or another dark hue has been added to make it darker, tending to make them neutral in color. Shade

Monochrome One color and its tints & shades 1.Tint = add white 2.Shade = add black or a color’s complement

Name that Color Scheme! RAISE YOUR HAND and tell us what color scheme used in the artwork.

Analogous? Complementary? Monochromatic? Neutral?

Analogous? Complementary? Monochromatic? Neutral?

Analogous? Complementary? Monochromatic? Neutral?

Analogous? Complementary? Monochromatic? Neutral?

Analogous? Complementary? Monochromatic? Neutral?

Analogous? Complementary? Monochromatic? Neutral?

What will I do next? Complete your summary. Turn in your notes

Summary WRITE YOUR OWN OR ANSWER THESE? Name a few major color schemes and describe the types of colors found in them. How can color help set a ‘mood’ for a painting? What were you surprised to learn?