1. Personal Color

2. Color Wheel

3. Color Terms Hue Tint Shade Complimentary

4. Value and Intensity Value – Lightness or darkness Intensity – brightness or dullness =+

7. Let’s determine your color pallet! Skin tone Hair color Eye color

9. Yellow undertones Warm colors Blue-pink undertones Cool colors

11. COOL Colors

12. Winter

13. Summer

14. WARM Colors

15. Fall

16. Spring

17. Winter Clear, vivid Fall Earthy, muted Summer Soft, pastel Spring Bright, intense

18. References Adler, L. R. (2008). Color Basics (HR-LRA.148). University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service. Davis, M.L. (1980). Visual design in dress, third edition. Prentice Hall: Upper Saddle River, New Jersey. Fiore, A. M. & Kimie, P.A. (1997). Understanding Aesthetics for Merchandising and Design Professional. Fairchild Publishing: New York. Jackson, C. (1984). Color Me Beautiful. Ballatine Books: New York. Prepared by:Pam Sigler, M. S. Extension Specialist for Curriculum and Instruction Debra Cotterill, M.S. Mason County Extension Agent for Family and Consume Sciences Kimberly Miller-Spillman, Ph. D. Associate Professor for Merchandising, Apparel, and Textiles August, 2008/Revised 2013

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