1. Neutrals and Pastels Objective: You will define neutral and pastel colors in order to apply these color schemes to your designs. DRILL: Find your neutral and pastel spots in your sketchbook. 1. Draw simple line/ shape designs in those boxes. 2.Draw a design in the my choice box. 3.Use Retro Art folders for inspiration.

2. Neutral usually means without color. Neutral colors such as beige, ivory, taupe, black, gray, and white appear to be without color, and yet in many applications these hues often have undertones of color.

6. Pastels Tints of a color White is blended in. Used in nurseries for babies and at wedding. Soft, subtle colors.

7. My color scheme: 1.Draw a design. 2.Pick 3-5 colors only. 3.Paint it or fill with magazine pieces. PASTEL and NEUTRAL: 1.Paint with the correct color scheme; neatly. 2.Or fill the shapes with small pieces of colored magazines.

8. Warm Cool Neutral Complementary Analogous Monochromatic

9. Color Mixing Objective: You will use color mixing techniques in order to make color schemes. DRILL: 1. Get a paint tray and painting supplies. 2.Make as many colors as you can. Try to make 20 or more for 20 points. 3.Today’s goal is to finish your art element pages.

10. Paint Storage and Care: 1.Use a tray that is in the bag. 2.Pump only one pump or a half a pump. (conserve paint) 3.Mix on mixing trays. 4.Do not pump onto mixing trays. Clean up: 1.Trays go in bag with cardboard on top. (to protect paint and bag) 2.If you want to store it with your sketchbook, put your name on tape on bag with sharpie. 3.Brushes get washed and stored bristles up. 4.Put trays in nice neat pile. Paint Trays: 1.Use the extra paint first. 2.Never ever put paint in the sink. 3.Dump in trash or paint a page in your sketchbook. 4.Then WASH YOUR TRAY.

11. Lessons to finish: 1.Folder Cover 2.Line lesson 3.Shape lesson 4.Color wheel with primaries, secondaries, and intermediate colors 5.Color Schemes- 1.Warm Cool Analogous 2.Monochromatic 3.Neutral Pastel My choice Go to Miss Gauger’s website: www.gaugerfunofart.pbworks.comwww.gaugerfunofart.pbworks.com

12. Warm Cool Neutral Pastel Analogous Monochromatic

13. Color Schemes

14. Objective: You will use color schemes in order to fill in line and shape designs. DRILL: 1.What color scheme does this artwork have? 2.How could you make it analogous? 3.Draw a circle on your page. 4.Draw another circle in it to represent how much paint you should pump into the palette. 5.What is a tip for painting neatly and to get more control over your brush?

15. Paint Storage and Care: 1.Use a tray that is in the bag. 2.Pump only one pump or a half a pump. (conserve paint) 3.Mix on mixing trays. 4.Do not pump onto mixing trays. Clean up: 1.Trays go in bag with cardboard on top. (to protect paint and bag) 2.If you want to store it with your sketchbook, put your name on tape on bag with sharpie. 3.Brushes get washed and stored bristles up. 4.Put trays in nice neat pile. Paint Trays: 1.Use the extra paint first. 2.Never ever put paint in the sink. 3.Dump in trash or paint a page in your sketchbook. 4.Then WASH YOUR TRAY.

16. Lessons to finish: 1.Folder Cover 2.Line lesson 3.Shape lesson 4.Color wheel with primaries, secondaries, and intermediate colors 5.Color Schemes- 1.Warm Cool Analogous 2.Monochromatic 3.Neutral Pastel My choice Go to Miss Gauger’s website: www.gaugerfunofart.pbworks.comwww.gaugerfunofart.pbworks.com If you finish early: 1.Get your assignments graded. 2.Use extra paint. 3.Wash out extra ziploc bags.

17. Color Schemes

18. Warm Cool Neutral Pastel Analogous Monochromatic