There are 16 vocabulary words you will write down. Make sure you have the complete definition.

This is page 13 in your sketchbook. Make sure you number and date your page. is the study of color and Theory how it relates to each other. COLOR – a sensation produced by different wavelengths of – a synonym for color

The we see are light waves absorbed or reflected by everything around us. In nature, a is light that is broken apart by the moisture in the air. The A COLOR WHEEL is used to show how visible colors are related. Primary, secondary, and are organized on a circular chart. Color wheels help artists remember how to mix paint and are a useful tool when picking the right for your artwork. A COLOR SCHEME is an arrangement or combination of chosen colors. Primary Colors

The PRIMARY COLORS are , and and cannot be made from other colors.

The word primary means “being first in time or sequence”. Red, yellow and blue are the first colors to use when making a color wheel which is why they are called the primary colors. Secondary Colors

The SECONDARY COLORS are , and .

The word secondary means “second in rank or importance”. Purple, orange and green are the result of mixing the primary colors, which means they come second. Tertiary Colors TERTIARY COLORS are created when mixing a with its neighboring . The word tertiary means “to be third in rank, order or sequence”. Complementary Colors COMPLEMENTARY COLORS are colors that are opposite of each other on the color wheel.

• The high contrast of complementary colors creates a vibrant look especially when used at full saturation. This color scheme must be managed well.

• Complementary colors are tricky to use in large doses, but work well when you want something to stand out. red + green yellow + purple orange + blue Warm and Cool Colors The color wheel can be divided in half with warm colors on one side and cool colors on the other. WARM COLORS are , oranges and .

COOL COLORS are , and . NEUTRAL COLORS are white, , gray and ( and )

TINTS (+ white) A TINT is created by mixing white to any color. SHADES (+ black) A SHADE is created by mixing black to any color. TONES (+ gray) A TONE is created by mixing gray to any color. Monochromatic Color Schemes

MONOCHROMATIC COLORS are all the variations (tints, tones, and shades) of a single color. www.design-seeds.com is a website that shows color schemes pulled from photography What types of color schemes did these interior designers use for each room? What types of complementary: purple and yellow color schemes complementary: blue and orange did these interior designers use for each room?

neutral: brown and tan neutral: black, white, silver Color in Fashion Color in Cosmetology Something to think about… Think about how color choices change the mood or feeling of your artwork. Artwork can be more meaningful and interesting when a specific color scheme is used. Painting Project: Flower Still Life

Students will use line, shape, color, texture, value and space to create an acrylic painting based on a flower. Georgia O’Keeffe

Vincent Van Gogh

You will create a flower painting using acrylic paint. You may only use the flowers provided to you in class. No digital imagery can be used on this project! You will need to choose: 1. Which flower 2. How will you compose your image (close up or in a vase) 3. Square or rectangle paper Project requirements: • No digital images - you will use a flower provided to you in class • Space must be filled in • Entire surface will be painted – backgrounds will have color • Color gradation must be used DRAW LARGE ENOUGH TO FILL IN ALL OF YOUR SPACE!!!

Start by drawing your flower on your paper first. Concentrate on only the shapes. DO NOT draw texture or shade in with value – these details will be applied with paint! Draw what you see in front of you, not what you think you see!

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