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This document discusses color theory and color schemes. It defines color as light reflected from an object to the eye. It describes color value as lightness and darkness, and how tints and shades are created by mixing colors with white and black. The color wheel is presented as arranging pure hues in a logical sequence. Primary, secondary, tertiary and neutral colors are defined. Warm colors are on the right side of the wheel and cool colors on the left. Color schemes including monochromatic, complementary, split complementary and analogous are also summarized.
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- 1. COLOR Dr. Deepa Swamy Associate Professor Govt Arts Girls College, Kota
- 2. COLOR IS THE ELEMENT OF ART THAT IS PRODUCED WHEN LIGHT, STRIKING AN OBJECT, IS REFLECTED TO THE EYE.
- 4. COLOR VALUE: CAN BE DEFINED AS LIGHTNESS AND DARKNESS OF COLOR. IT CAN MAKE HUNDREDS AND THOUSANDS OF OTHER COLOR FROM COLOR WHEEL.
- 5. Any Color mixed with white color is called TINT. When we mix white color in any other color it forms a light of that color.
- 6. where as color mixed with black is called SHADES. When black color is mixed with that color than it forms the dark shade of that color.
- 7. NEUTRAL COLORS They contain equal parts of each primary color . They are not in the color scheme. Black, Off black, White ,Off white ,Grey and some times brown are known as neutral color. They play important role in color scheme.
- 9. WARM COLORS Warm Colors are presented in right side of the color wheel. They are fast and bright in nature. They makes object look closer in art; eg red ,orange etc.
- 11. COOL COLOR They are presented in left side of the color wheel. They are cool in nature. They makes object far in art; e.g. blue, purple etc. They give smooth effect to eyes
- 12. BASIC ELEMENTS OF COLOR Hue: It is the name of the color. E.g Red ,Blue, Green. Chroma: It is intensity of color. Tone : It is amount of black and white in a color
- 13. COLOR WHEEL Color wheel is a circle which presents the logically arranged sequence of pure hues.
- 15. COLOR SCHEME
- 16. PRIMARY COLOR They are pure and basic color and cannot be created by mixing of other color. They are Red, Yellow and Blue.
- 17. SECONDARY COLOR By mixing two primary color colors produced are secondary color. Red + Yellow = Orange Yellow+ Blue = Green Blue+ Red=Violet
- 18. TERTIARY COLOR SCHEME When primary and secondary color are mixed tertiary color are formed. Six tertiary can be produce by mixing with one primary color with equal part of adjacent secondary color. eg Red Orange, Yellow Orange, Yellow Green, Blue green ,Blue Violet, Red Violet
- 19. Monochromatic color scheme: This scheme has only single color in it with tints and shades of that particular color. e.g. Pink, Red maroon used in a room
- 20. COMPLEMENTARY COLOR SCHEME They are pair of the color which are opposite to each other in color wheel. Eg. Red and Green
- 21. SPLIT COMPLIMENTARY It has one basic color and two secondary color are used. It has one cool color and two warm color or visa versa.
- 22. ANALOGOUS COLOR SCHEME Any three adjacent color in color wheel made analogous color scheme. This combination of color has very little contracts.
- 23. TETRADIC COLOR SCHEME Any four color of equal distance in color wheel is used as Tetradic color scheme.
- 24. BLACK AND WHITE COLOR Black is complete absence of any color. White is presence of all color simultaneously Brown is a combination of red black and yellow
- 25. THANKS