Introduction to Color Mixing
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COLOR WHEEL REVIEW Ms. Meier
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Introduction to color mixing and color theory with examples
Transcript of Introduction to Color Mixing
COLOR WHEEL REVIEW
Ms. Meier
PRIMARY COLORS
RED BLUE YELLOWYELLOW
COLOR MIXING
PRIMARY COLORS are mixed in specific pairs to create SECONDARY COLORS
VIOLETRED BLUE
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COLOR MIXING
PRIMARY COLORS are mixed in specific pairs to create SECONDARY COLORS
GREENBLUE YELLOWYELLOW
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COLOR MIXING
PRIMARY COLORS are mixed in specific pairs to create SECONDARY COLORS
ORANGERED YELLOWYELLOW
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SECONDARY COLORS
GREEN ORANGE VIOLET
BASIC COLOR WHEEL
TERTIARY COLORSRed-orange
Yellow-green
Red-violet
Blue-green
Blue-violet Yellow-orange
WARM COLORS
COOL COLORS
COMPLEMENTARY COLORS
COMPLEMENTARY COLOR SCHEME
COMPLEMENTARY COLOR OPTICAL ILLUSION
ANALOGOUS COLORS
ANALOGOUS COLOR SCHEME
SPLIT TRIAD
SPLIT TRIAD SCHEME
TINTS AND SHADES
BLUE-GREEN WHITE
TINTS AND SHADES
• Shades are colors that are created using any color from the color wheel and black. Shades are generally much darker than tints.
RED BLACK
MONOCHROMATIC COLORS
• Monochromatic colors are created by mixing a color from the color wheel with varying amounts of white.
ORANGE WHITE
MONOCHROMATIC COLOR SCHEME
RED-VIOLET WHITE
