Monday November 5

What you need:

Vocabulary Book

Writing Utensil

5 Minute Warm Up

How does color affect your life? How is it part of your

every day?

On the back of your Grid Worksheet...

Before we begin...

More things you need...

A BrushA Palette (with paint)

Paint RagCup with water

Exploring with Color

Take ten minutes to create the followingcolors on the grid....

•Red •Blue•Yellow•Orange •Green•Violet •Red-Orange•Yellow-Green•Blue- Violet•Red-Violet•Yellow-Orange•Blue-Green

Vocabulary Book and Writing Utensil

Color

The name of a particular color. Example: Red, Blue, Green,

Orange...

Hue

Red, Yellow, Blue. They are the basic colors and cannot be made by

mixing other colors.

Primary Colors

Secondary Colors

Orange, Green and Violet. These colors are created by

mixing Primary Colors. ( )

Tertiary Colors (Intermediate)

Red-Orange, Yellow-Green, Blue- Violet, Red-Violet, Yellow-Orange, Blue-Green.

Each one of these is made by mixing one Primary and one adjacent Secondary

color.

adjacent

Color Wheel

Complementary Colors

Colors that are “opposite” to each other on the color wheel.

Yellow| Violet

Tint

Shade

Color + White

Color + Black

Tone Color + Gray Natural Gray

+

Saturation

(Gradient)

Color intensity

So....

So what?

Takashi Murakami, Tan Tan Bo Puking, 2002

Tan Tan Bo, Takashi Murakami, 2001

Untitled (We don’t need another hero), Barbara Kruger, 1987

Untitled (Your Body Is a Battleground), Barbara Kruger, 1989

Dee and Ricky, Kehinde Wiley

Kehinde Wiley, Ice T

Napoleon I on his Imperial Throne, Ingres, 1806.

Kehinde Wiley, 'Rubin Singleton' (2008).