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Assignment: Color and Value

Assignment: Color and Value. Painted Value Scale Painted Color Value Scale Op Art Color Value Scale Color Wheel. The Range of Light and Dark is VALUE. Caravaggio and Chiaroscuro The Taking of Christ. Rembrant, Self Portrait.

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Assignment: Color and Value

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  1. Assignment:Color and Value Painted Value Scale Painted Color Value Scale Op Art Color Value Scale Color Wheel

  2. The Range of Light and Dark is VALUE

  3. Caravaggio and ChiaroscuroThe Taking of Christ

  4. Rembrant, Self Portrait Chiaroscuro or shading is used to make something appear 3 dimensional, to represent the effects of reflected light, to help establish mood.

  5. Sir Isaac Newton

  6. Isaac Newton discovered that color is a property of light.

  7. Spectrum

  8. The band of colors are formed when a beam of white light is broken up by passing through a prism; consists of 7 rays each visible as a color.

  9. An apple looks red because it absorbs every color except red....which it REFLECTS.

  10. Mixing colored lights is ADDITIVE…when all colors are combined, the result is WHITE.

  11. Combining colored pigments is SUBTRACTIVE and results in darker color.

  12. a BLACK surface absorbs all colors

  13. Primary, Secondary, Intermediate Colors

  14. Primary Colors or Hues • Red • Yellow • Blue • All other pigment hues is made by mixing primary colors.

  15. Secondary Colors or Hues • Blue + Yellow = Green • Blue + Red = Violet • Red + Yellow = Orange

  16. Tertiary or Intermediate Colors • Yellow + Green = Yellow Green • Blue + Green = Blue Green • Blue + Violet = Blue Violet • Red + Violet = Red Violet • Red + Orange = Red Orange • Yellow + Orange = Yellow Orange

  17. A color wheel is a formal arrangement of primary, secondary, & intermediate colors.

  18. TINTS are made by adding white to a color & SHADE is a dark value of a color by adding black.

  19. Black, White, & Gray are NEUTRAL…they have no identifiable hues.

  20. COMPLIMENTARY colors are opposite of each other.

  21. When you mix a color with its compliment…. the color will be duller than the original colors.

  22. Intensity and Tone • Intensity is the pure color. • Tone is the duller color when complimentary colors are mixed.

  23. WARM and COOL COLORS

  24. COLOR SCHEMES or COLOR HARMONY

  25. Analogous Colors • Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel. • They are closely related colors.

  26. MONOCHROMATIC uses TINTS and SHADES with one HUE.

  27. Complementary Colors • Two colors which are directly opposite on the color wheel • They are extreme Contrast colors

  28. Split Complementary Colors • A hue which is combined with hues on either side of its complement.

  29. Vincent Van Gogh“I know for sure I have an instinct for color” Analogous Colors

  30. Van GoghThe Night Cafe • “Painting is in the very marrow of my bones” • Complementary Colors

  31. Helen Franken HalerSecondary or Secondary Triad Color Scheme

  32. Picasso • Tragedy • Monochromatic

  33. Georgia O’Keeffe • Analogous Colors

  34. Portrait of Mr. Gachet Who is the artist? What is the Color Scheme? Van Gogh Complementary

  35. The Old Guitarist Who painted The Old Guitarist? What is the color Scheme? Picasso Monochromatic

  36. Clouds Above The Sky II Who is the artist? What is the color scheme? Georgia O’Keeffe Monochromatic

  37. Student Examples • Painted Value Scale

  38. Painted Color Value Scale

  39. Op Art Color Value

  40. Color Wheel

  41. Answer on a Separate Piece of Paper10 Questions: • Title your paper: Color and Value. • Add your name and period number.

  42. Question 1 • What is value?

  43. Question 2 • What is Chiaroscuro?

  44. Question 3 • Why does a banana look yellow?

  45. Question 4 • Mixing colored lights is _(fill in the blank) and the result is white.

  46. Question 5 • Mixing colored pigments is subtractive and the result is (fill in the blank).

  47. Question 6 • Name the primary colors. • Name the secondary colors. • Name the tertiary (intermediate) colors.

  48. Question 7 • What is tint? • What is shade?

  49. Question 8 • Why is black, white, and gray a neutral color?

  50. Question 9 • What is intensity? • What is tone?

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