The document is about the color wheel and how it categorizes colors as either warm or cold. It provides examples of warm colors like red, orange, and yellow and cold colors such as blue, purple, and dark green. Warm colors are associated with fire and daylight while cold colors remind people of water and nighttime. The document also notes that in warm locations or seasons, interior design uses cool colors, and in cold places or winter, warm colors are utilized.

1. Made By: Cecilia nº8,Victoria nº12,Lucia
nº15,Alejandra nº19,Daniela nº26

2. These are
considered
the colder
colours.
These are
considered
the warmer
colours.
THE COLOUR WHEEL
It's a circle that includes
different coloured sectors
used to show the
relationship between
colours. Its main colour
are the primary,
secondary, and tertiary
colours.

3. Warm colours include:
RED
ORANGE
YELLOW
WARM
Cold colours include:
AQUA
PURPLE
DARK BLUE
COLD
They transmit a sensation of warmth.
Cold colours refer to colours that
remind us of nighttime. They are
the colours that we tend to refer
them as ice, or water.
They transmit a sensation of coldness.
Warm colours refer to colours
that remind us of daytime.
They are the colours that we
tend to associate them with
fire, or volcanoes.

4. WARM
Warm colors are made
with orange, red, yellow
and combinations of all
of them. As the name
indicates, they tend to
make you think of
sunlight and heat.
Cold colors such as
blue, green and light
purple have the ability
to calm and soothe.
Where warm colors
remind us of heat and
sunshine, cold colors
remind us of water and
sky.
COLD

5. COOL COLORS
In a warm location, the cold colours are used. In a cold location, the warm are
colours used.
HOW WARM AND COOL COLORS ARE USED
In warm places or in Summer we wear coloured
clothes In cold places or in Winter we wear dark
clothes