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Element-Color

Element-Color. With Color Schemes. Color Wheel. Artists bend the color spectrum into a circle which organizes the colors. Color wheel organization. Colors are arranged on the color wheel by how they are mixed together. orange. Yellow-orange. yellow. COLOR WHEEL.

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Element-Color

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  1. Element-Color With Color Schemes

  2. Color Wheel Artists bend the color spectrum into a circle which organizes the colors

  3. Color wheel organization Colors are arranged on the color wheel by how they are mixed together orange Yellow-orange yellow

  4. COLOR WHEEL When the spectrum is organized as a color wheel, the colors are divided into groups called primary, secondary and intermediate colors. S P S S P

  5. PRIMARY COLORS Primary colors are the colors yellow, red and blue These colors can not be made by mixing other colors…..however, it is possible to mix all the other colors of the spectrum using the primary colors. Yellow Red Blue

  6. SECONDARY COLORS • Colors made by mixing two different primary colors GREEN ORANGE VIOLET

  7. INTERMEDIATE COLORS • Intermediate colors are made by mixing oneprimary color and onesecondary color. Yellow-orange Yellow-green secondary Red-orange Blue-green Blue-violet Red-violet

  8. Color SchemesColors artists grouptogetherthat look good when put with one another • Triad, complementary, analogous, split complementary, • Warm, cool, monochromatic, • Neutral

  9. Triad Color Scheme Any three colors spaced at an equal distance on the color wheel such as the primary colors, or the secondary colors.

  10. Piet Mondrian, Composition with Red, Blue and Yellow c. 1930

  11. Complementary Color SchemeTwo colors opposite each other on the color wheel

  12. Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Boating on the Seine Vincent van Gogh, Night Cafe

  13. Analogous Color SchemeThree colors that are next to each other on the color wheel: the colors have a common hue. Yellow-green, green, blue-green

  14. Warm Color SchemeColors associated with warm things: fire, sun, heat

  15. Cool Color Scheme Colors associated with cool things-such as ice and grass

  16. Split ComplementaryColor Scheme One color and the two colors on eachside of its complement Red-orange, yellow-orange, blue

  17. Split complementary color scheme with yellow, red-violet and blue violet

  18. Neutral Color Scheme Colors such as black, white, gray, or brown that are not on the spectrum.

  19. Monochromatic color scheme One color and all its tints and shades

  20. What color scheme is used? John Biggers Shotgun, Third Ward #1 1966

  21. Colors can make us think of certain things or feel a certain way. What do you think of when you see these colors: Red/green Blue/gold Black Pink Blue Yellow Gray Red Artistic expression

  22. Pablo Picasso The Old Guitarist, 1903 Oil on panel, 48”x32 1/2” The Art Institute of Chicago Critique this painting by Picasso. Look closely at the color and values used Think about why he used only the color blue Would Picasso’s Man with Guitar look as sad if he chose a different color?

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