The document discusses color theory, identifying the three primary colors as yellow, blue, and red. It explains that mixing two primary colors produces a secondary color, such as green from blue and yellow or orange from yellow and red. Complements are colors opposite each other on the color wheel, and mixing complements produces grey. Colors are described as warm, tending toward red and yellow, or cool, tending toward blue and violet.

1. Colour

2. Primaries
The three primary colours
are yellow, blue and red.

3. Secondaries
When two primaries are mixed
together, they produce
secondary colours.
Blue + Yellow = Green
Yellow + Red = Orange
Red + Blue = Violet

4. Secondaries
So, mixing primaries creates
secondary colours.

5. Complements are the colours that
take opposite positions in the
colour wheel.
Complements

6. Complements
When complements mix, they
neutralize each other and grey
is eventually produced.

7. Colours are warm when they
tend to yellow and red,
and cool when they tend to
blue and violet
Colour temperature

8. White
Black
Green
Remi, Will Barnet, 1962

9. Orange
Red
Is she giving up? (late night conversation)
Sassoon Kosian
Blue
Violet

10. Orange
Brown
Strolling? Will Barnet, 2008

11. Grey
Crepuscule, Annie Klaas

12. Red
Pink
Electric colour
Green