Color Theory
 
#1 Primary, Secondary
 
#2-Value or Brightness
 
 
#3-Hues
 
#4-Comparing Value Scales
 
#5-Working Out
Value Scales in Color
 
Exercise#6 Grayscale:Scarab
 
#7-One Color Looking Different
 
#8-Two Colors
Looking Similar
 
#9-Saturation
 
#10-Warm, Cool Sensations Generated by Hues
  
#11-Designs with
Hue Gradations
 

Final Project

Always admiring the work of artists, I knew I had no talent there to develop,
but I did manage this painting in Color Theory class.


Required Elements for Final Project:
   
1.
Show movement back.
2.
 Show movement forward.
3.
 Show acceleration.
4.
 Show movement from warmth to coolness in at least one object.
5.
 Show intense saturation vs. low saturation.
6.
 Demonstrate changing one color by the surrounding color.
7.
 Give example of complementary colors by using one to enhance the other.
8.
 Demonstrate perspective by use of color (not lines).
9.
 Be able to point out value, tint (shade), saturation, and hue.
  

 

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