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Aim: What are color schemes and how do artists use color in their artwork? VOCAB and NOTES

Dive into the world of colors with this comprehensive guide on color schemes in art. Learn about primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, how to mix them, and their impact on artwork. Discover famous painters' techniques and create your own color wheel and thumbnail sketches to enhance your understanding.

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Aim: What are color schemes and how do artists use color in their artwork? VOCAB and NOTES

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  1. Color ReviewDo Now: What is your favorite color/ color combination? How does your color influence your mood? List 6 colors you know in your sketchbook/Good Notes • Aim: What are color schemes and how do artists use color in their artwork? • VOCAB and NOTES

  2. Tips for Note Taking • Create a small thumbnail sketch to help illustrate the definition of the term • Sketch a small color wheel to help identify the colors

  3. What is Color? Element of Art- Also known as “HUE”

  4. Primary and Secondary • 3 Primary colors cannot be mixed from other colors • 3 Secondary colors are mixed from the primary colors

  5. PRIMARY COLORS Definition: A primary color cannot be created by mixing any other colors together. There are 3 primary colors.They are RED, BLUE, and YELLOW.

  6. PRIMARY COLORS Primary colors are equal distances from each other on the color wheel.

  7. Secondary ColorsDefinition: A secondary color is made by mixing two primary colors together. There are 3 secondary colors. They are orange, green, and violet. Can you guess what primary colors make orange? Green? Violet?

  8. How do we mix primary colors to create secondary colors? Violet = Blue and Red Green= Blue and Yellow Orange= Red and Yellow

  9. Tertiary Colors Also known as “intermediate” colors are created by Mixing a Primary color and a secondary color in various amounts

  10. Intermediate or tertiary colors: There are 6 tertiary colors. They are: Yellow-orange, red violet, blue-violet, blue-green, yellow-green and red-orange.

  11. How do we mix colors? Tertiary: Blue Violet = BlueandViolet RedandViolet Red Violet = Red Orange= RedandOrange Yellow Orange= YellowandOrange Yellow Green= Yellow and Green BlueandGreen Blue Green=

  12. Notes: Color Scheme A group of colors specifically related on the color wheel. Famous painter, Vincent van Gogh often used color schemes to paint his scenes. Vincent van Gogh, Starry Night

  13. Warm colors Reds, Oranges, YellowsWreds, Oraarm colors are red, orange and yellow. This family of colors is called warm because they remind you of warm things like the sun or fire.

  14. Cool colorsBlues, Greens, PurplesCool colors are green, blue and violet (purple). This family of colors is called cool because they remind you of cool things like a cool forest or a cold lake. This painting by Claude Monet uses cool colors to suggest a quiet pond.

  15. Notes: Complementary Colors Colors that are “opposite” hue. They are found across from each other on the color wheel. They give the MOST CONTRAST Vincent van Gogh, Portrait of De. Gachet Vincent van Gogh, La Berceuse

  16. Opposite colorscreate contrast!

  17. Notes: Analogous Colors Colors found adjacent (next to) to each other on the color wheel. Vincent van Gogh, Bandaged Ear. Vincent van Gogh, Iris Detail.

  18. Notes: Monochromatic Colors Mono = One Chromatic = Color Consisting of various shades and tints of one color Vincent van Gogh, Self Portrait. Picasso, Women with Folded Arms

  19. Monochromatic Color Scheme

  20. Notes: Split-Complementary Colors

  21. Values of Color Tint (of color) – A color produced by mixing white with a hue. Shade (of color) – A color produced by mixing black with a color.

  22. Tints= add white in various amountsTones= add gray (black and white)Shades= add black (small amount!!!)

  23. Prepare to Share! What color scheme is used in this Bob Ross painting? Why is it important to have painting procedures?

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