October 25, 2009 Turn in your Cubism Drawing Self evaluation Color vocabulary Quiz TOMORROW 10/26 – Classroom Guidelines – Line & Textures – Artist Trading.

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October 25, 2009 Turn in your Cubism Drawing Self evaluation Color vocabulary Quiz TOMORROW 10/26 – Classroom Guidelines – Line & Textures – Artist Trading Cards & Shape – Value & Cubism

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Color Wheel A 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

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)

Monochrome One color and it’s values 1.TINT= add white 2.TONE=add black

Complementary Colors

Colors that are opposite on the color wheel 1.Red & Green (Christmas) 2.Blue & Orange (Chicago Bears) 3.Violet & Yellow (Schurz)

Neutral Colors

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

Learn to Neutral Colors! Pure, bright colors stand out BUT they compete with each other and seem childish.

Colors that are NEXT to each other on the color wheel Analogous

Think of the sun or fire (oranges, reds, yellows). Usually appear to come forward in space Warm Colors

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

Name that Color Scheme! RAISE YOUR HAND and tell us what color scheme the picture is mostly using…

Analogous? Complementary? Monochromatic? Neutral?

Analogous? Complementary? Monochromatic? Neutral?

Analogous? Complementary? Monochromatic? Neutral?

Analogous? Complementary? Monochromatic? Neutral?

Analogous? Complementary? Monochromatic? Neutral?

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 Get a review card for your QUIZ TOMORROW! (color vocabulary will NOT be included on quiz) Find your folder and notes to study from Quiz will be 25 multiple choice questions.

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?