1. Intro to Painting
Color Theory

2. Write definitions
Hue: another name for color. Ex. Red, blue, orange, etc.
Intensity: refers to the color’s strength.
Ex. Fire engine red has a higher intensity than brick red.

4. Value: the color’s lightness or darkness
Value: the color’s lightness or darkness. There are two types of values: Tints and shades.
Value
Tint Shade
A light color; A dark color
A color mixed with white A color mixed with black

5. The Color Wheel Primary colors: Red, yellow, blue. Can not be mixed
Secondary colors: Green, purple/violet, Orange. Can only be made my mixing primary colors.

6. Color schemes
Analogous colors: 3-4 colors that are next to each other on the wheel
Complementary colors: Colors that are opposite each other
Monochromatic: One color with its shades and tints.

8. Color schemes cont’d
Neutrals: made by mixing complementary colors together.
Warm colors: red, orange, yellow.
Cool colors: green, blue, purple

10. 1/7/14 Still Life of Apples and Peaches Peter Baumgras 1869

11. 1/8/15 Still Life with Basket and Six Oranges Vincent Van Gogh 1888

12. 1/9/14 Jug and Fruit Dish Pablo Picasso

13. 1/12/15 Still Life with Quince, Cabbage, Melon, and Cucumber Juan Sánchez Cotán 1602

14. 1/13/15 Still Life Georg Flegel

15. 1/14/15 Paul Cézanne Still Life with Basket of Apples 1890s

16. 1/15/15 Naturaleza Muerta con Loro Frida Kahlo 1951

17. 1/16/15 Sarah Lamb Chocolate Mousse 2013

18. 1/20/15 Still Life with Fruit and Wine Thomas Badger 1817

19. 1/21/15 Still Life with Lilies Salvador Dali 1963

20. 1/22/15 The Last Supper Leonardo Da Vinci 1498

21. 1/23/15 Gustave Caillebotte Paris Street; Rainy Day 1877