The document discusses various aspects of color, including the decomposition of white light into primary colors, color mixing, color wheels, ranges of warm and cold colors, and properties of color including hue, saturation, and value. It also covers color harmony and contrast, providing examples of complementary color harmony in Monet's "Blue Water Lilies" and contrasting chromatic colors in Van Gogh's "Sunflowers".

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Decomposition of white light.
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As we perceive colour of objects.
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Primary colours , and mixing colours
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 Colour wheel .
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 Range of cold and warm colours.
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 Properties of color.
TONE SATURATION VALUE
This is the name every colour
has (red hue, green hue, etc)
and we use it to describe the
colour pigments that form it.
Saturation is the degree of a
colour’s purity. It refers to the
amount of colours and greys
that form it.
This attribute specifies the
degree of a hue’s lightness. To
define a hue’s value, we must
think about how much black or
white pigment is in the mixture
(more value=whiter)
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Harmony and color contrast .
COLOUR HARMONY CONTRAST CHROMATIC
“Blue Water Lilies” - Claude Monet “Sunflowers” – Vang Gogh
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Complementary color harmony

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Monochromatic Harmony

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Analogous Harmony