Colour theory II

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COLOUR

PHYSICAL THEORIE OF COLOUR
Colour originates in light. Sunlight, as we perceive it,
is colourless. In reality, a rainbow i...

PHYSICAL THEORIE OF COLOUR
The different hues have different wavelengths in
the spectrum.

How the Eye Sees Colour
"Colour is the visual effect that is
caused by the spectral composition
of the light emitted, tran...

Additive and subtractive
Color System
Additive colour system Subtractive Colour System
Mixture of primary light colours-
W...

Additive Color System
Red - Green - Blue (RGB)
•The light primaries colours are
red, green and blue.
•We call these colour...

Subtractive Color System (CMYK )
Cyan - Magenta - Yellow - Black
They painst we use are made of
coloured power mixed with
...

The Colour Wheel

The Colour Wheel
Primary Colors: Magenta, yellow and
Cyan
Primary colors are the 3 pigment colors
that can not be mixed or...

Warm and cool colors
• The color wheel can be divided
into warm and cool colors.
• Warm colors are vivid and
energetic, an...

Complementary colours:
Complementary colours are pairs of colours
of opposite hues, they appear
diametrically opposite eac...

ATTRIBUTES OF COLOUR
A. HUE (TONO)
B. VALUE (VALOR)
C. SATURATION (SATURACION)

ATTRIBUTES OF COLOUR

ATTRIBUTES OF COLOUR
A. HUE (TONO)
• Is the name every colour has (red, green…)
• The best way to describe less familiar c...

ATTRIBUTES OF COLOUR
VALUE

ATTRIBUTES OF COLOUR
B. VALUE (VALOR)
•The value is a measurement of the
brightness of a colour.

Tint and Shade
• These are terms to describe how a colour varies from
its original hue.
• If white is added, the lighter v...

Change
in value
(not
hue)
Change in hue (not value)

ATTRIBUTES OF COLOUR
C. SATURATION
•Saturation defines a range from pure
colour (100%) to gray (0%) at a
constant brightne...

ATTRIBUTES OF COLOUR
C. SATURATION

Mixing complementary colours
When you mix two
opposites together
anywhere on the Color
Wheel, the result becomes
increasin...

ACTIVITY 1:
DESIGN A 12 COLOURS COLOUR WHEEL,
feel free to get ideas for internet, but please
DO NOT COPY, create your own...

ACTIVITY 2 (FOR A 5):
PAINT THE FOLLOWING SCHEMES
A. HUE
B. SATURATION (SATURACION)

ACTIVITY 2 (OPTIONAL, FOR A 10)
Hue scale
Value scale
Saturation scale
Tint Shade

ACTIVITY 3:
VIEWFINDER
Select a work of art (from any of the art
movements we study in class) print it, bring it to
class ...

ACTIVITY 4:
INTERPRETATION OF A WORK OF ART
Select a work of art (from an art movement that
you like, that you identify wi...

COLOUR HARMONY
MONOCHROMATIC COLOUR SCHEME
•Colors that are shade or tint
variations of the same hue.
•This monochromatic ...

COLOUR HARMONY
ANALOGOUS COLOUR SCHEME
• Analogous colour schemes use
colours that are next to each
other on the color whe...

Analogous colour scheme
COLOUR HARMONY

Complementary colour scheme
•When they are placed next to
each other, they make the
other appear more intense
and brighter...

Second colour project
You have to interpretate a picture or a photography
whith a monochromatic colour scheme.

You have to use plane shapes of
colour to create your scene.
Steps:
1. Choose your image (a simple
one)
2. Make a black an...

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COLOUR PERCEPTION
The green hue looks brighter
The blue looks different
The gray looks also different

COLOUR PERCEPTION

COLOUR PERCEPTION

COLOUR
SYMBOLISM

Colour theory II

Colour theory II

Colour theory II

Colour theory II

Colour theory II

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