1. Color The Elements of Art The Elements of Art TheVirtualInstructor.com

2. https://www.theartofed.com/2012/11/16/the- effect-of-color-a-must-see-youtube-video/ https://www.theartofed.com/2012/11/16/the- effect-of-color-a-must-see-youtube-video/ Three Facts One Question

3. Essential questions 1. What is the effect of color on our lives? 2. What effect does color have on your life? 4. Look in your closet. Do you see evidence of any color preferences. Why? 3. Select one of the following and write a one paragraph (more if needed) explanation. Cite sources, make a list of colors or color schemes, be prepared to present your research to the class. What are the current color trends in interior design? Why? What are the current color trends in interior design? Why? What are the current color trends in fashion design? Why? What are the current color trends in fashion design? Why? What are the current color trends in car design? Why? What are the current color trends in car design? Why?

4. In terms of art, color refers to reflected light. TheVirtualInstructor.com

5. The Color Wheel Color Theory consists of three distinct parts. Color Values Color Schemes TheVirtualInstructor.com

6. Part One - The Color Wheel TheVirtualInstructor.com

7. The Color Wheel is the color spectrum bent into a circle. TheVirtualInstructor.com

8. Specific colors on the color wheel have specific designations. TheVirtualInstructor.com

9. Red, yellow, and blue are primary colors. These colors are called primary because they are used to mix all of the other colors in existence. TheVirtualInstructor.com

10. Red, yellow, and blue are formed by pigment and cannot be made by mixing any colors together. TheVirtualInstructor.com

11. Secondary colors are colors that are created by mixing equal parts of two primary colors. These colors are orange, green, and violet (purple). TheVirtualInstructor.com

12. Tertiary or intermediate colors are created by mixing equal parts of a secondary color with a primary color. TheVirtualInstructor.com

13. These colors are red-orange, yellow-orange, red-violet, blue- violet, blue-green, and yellow-green. Tertiary colors are named according to the colors that are used to mix them, listing the primary color first. TheVirtualInstructor.com

14. Part Two - Color Values TheVirtualInstructor.com

15. Color value refers to the darkness or lightness of a color. TheVirtualInstructor.com

16. When neutral colors (and/or complimentary colors) are mixed with colors on the color wheel, the value and/or intensity of the color is affected. TheVirtualInstructor.com

17. Tints are lighter values of color and are created by adding white to a color. Text TheVirtualInstructor.com Color + White = Tint

18. Shades are darker values of color and are created by adding black to a color. TheVirtualInstructor.com A Color + Black = a Shade

19. Each color (hue), when mixed with white or black can produce a full range of value. TheVirtualInstructor.com

20. Intensity, although related to value is slightly different. Color intensity is adjusted by adding a color’s compliment (or gray) to the hue. TheVirtualInstructor.com Any color + its complement = a Tone

21. Part Three - Color Schemes TheVirtualInstructor.com

22. Color schemes are systematic ways that colors are put together in artworks according to their arrangement on the color wheel. Knowledge of arrangements of colors or schemes can help an artist make informed decisions about color in their own artworks. TheVirtualInstructor.com

23. Monochromatic schemes consist of just one color and the tints and shades (values) of that color. TheVirtualInstructor.com

24. “Mono” means one and “chroma” refers to color. Monochromatic literally means “one color”. TheVirtualInstructor.com

25. Colors that are directly across from each other on the color wheel are complementary. Complementary colors provide high contrast. TheVirtualInstructor.com

26. Analogous color schemes consist of 3-5 colors that are next to each other on the color wheel. Analogous schemes provide harmonious color arrangements in drawings and paintings. TheVirtualInstructor.com

27. A color triad consists of three colors that are equal in distance from each other on the color wheel. Color triads provide a high level of contrast using three colors. TheVirtualInstructor.com

28. A color tetrad consists of four colors that are equal in distance from each other. A color tetrad is created by using two sets of complementary colors. TheVirtualInstructor.com

29. Split complementary color schemes consist of a color and that color’s closest analogous colors. Split complementary schemes provide high contrast while allowing more variety than a complementary color scheme. TheVirtualInstructor.com

30. Color also has temperature. Cool colors are colors that we typically associate with things that are cold. TheVirtualInstructor.com

31. Warm colors are colors that we associate with things that are warm or hot. TheVirtualInstructor.com