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Color Hue: When an object reflects a certain wavelength we see the object as having that color. “The name” of a wavelength of light…red, blue, etc.
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Achromatic “No color” Using only black, white and greys to create art
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Cool Colors Greens, Blues, Purples Think “water”
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Warm Colors Reds, Pinks, Yellows, Oranges Think “fire”
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Monochromatic Using ONE color, and various values of that color to create art
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Primary Colors Red, Yellow, Blue Colors that cannot be made
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Secondary Colors Orange, Green, Purple Colors that are created by mixing neighboring primary colors together
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Tertiary Colors (Also known as Intermediate Colors) Created by mixing a secondary with a neighboring primary Usually have hyphenated names, i.e. yellow-orange, blue- green, red-violet
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Complementary Colors Colors that appear directly across from one another on the color wheel. Orange and Blue. Green and Red. Yellow and Violet. Even Intermediate have complement colors… such as Red-orange and Blue-green
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Value The lightness and darkness of a color or tone Shades occur when you mix black with a color making it darker Tints occur when you mix white with a color making it lighter
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Using Value Art with mostly Light values is said to be “High Key” Art with mostly Dark values is said to be “Low Key”
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Color Value
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Intensity or Saturation How bright or dull a color is; it’s visual strength. A color’s purity High Intensity Low Intensity
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Depth of an Image Background Middleground Foreground
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Pablo Picasso, Old Guitarist (from his Blue Period), 1903 Pablo Picasso, Femme aux Bras Croises (from his Blue Period), 1901
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Derrick Buisch, 77 Monsters 2012-2013
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Derrick Buisch, 77 Monsters (Details), 2012-2013
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Dana Showers, Caught Color Study, 2003
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Vincent Van Gough Café Terrace on the Place du Forum, 1888
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Vincent Van Gough, The Night Café, 1888
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Vermeer, The Milkmaid, 1658 – 60
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Monochromatic Complement Paintings Choose 2 complementary colors Acrylic paints Mix paints in range of values Subject of your choice Various paint application techniques Lily Smith
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Megan Gilfillan
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Erica Weiner
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Jay Eberhardt Mo Hagen
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Kari DyresonSarah Jackson
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Jesse Jones Mikayla Mrochek
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Nicole Kalscheur
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Krantz
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Nichole Kelly
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Painting Techniques http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_5Z-eH6OKk
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Smooth blending
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Texture with Paint!
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Using different brushstrokes
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Pointillism (dots!)
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Showing brushstrokes and using sgraffito
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Sgraffito Scratching through the top layer of paint to show the layer below
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Using an acrylic “wash”
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