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Image from www.fysa.net/gallery/ sarah/color-wheel.jpg

Color Schemes


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Primary Colors Secondary Colors Tertiary Colors

red, blue, yellow orange, green, violet primary mixed with

secondary

Anatomy of theColor Wheel


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Blue Yellow Green

Hue the name of a color of

the spectrum

Red


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TINT TONE SHADE

Color + White Color + Gray Color + Black

Value the lightness or

darkness of a color


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Saturated Color Unsaturated Color

Saturation the amount of pure hue in

a color, its vividness

(also called intensity orchroma)


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Temperature

Warm Colors

reds, oranges, yellows

Cool Colors

greens, blues, violets


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What is a color scheme?

A planned combination of colors.


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Monochromatic Color:

Any shade, tint or tone of the

same color.

Sharon EllisNew Moon and Palm Trees

2004, alkyd on canvas, 34 x 42

Monochromatic ~blue


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Analogous Colors:

Any shade, tint or tone of

colors that are next to eachother on the color wheel.

Helen FrankenthalerTales of Genji III

1998, woodcut, stencil on paper

Analogous ~blue and blue-green


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Complementary Colors:

Two colors that are opposite

from each other on the colorwheel.

Keith HaringUntitled

1982, Day-Glo paint on wood, 4 diameter

Complementary ~ red and green


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Split-Complementary Colors:

Using one color in conjunction with

the two colors that are next to theoriginal colors complement.

Mark RothkoRed, Orange, Tan and Purple1954, oil on canvas, 84 x 68

Split-Complementary ~ blue-violet, yellow and orange


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Triad:

Using three colors that are equally

spaced apart on the color wheel.

Piet MondrianBroadway Boogie Woogie

1942-43, oil on canvas, 42 x 42

Triad ~red, blue and yellow


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Tetrad:

Created by placing a square or rectangle

in the center of the color wheel. Thecorners will point to four colors thatmake up a tetrad.

Vincent van GoghIrises

1889, oil on canvas, 28 x 36

Tetrad ~red-orange, yellow-orange,blue-green and blue-violet


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Achromatic Color:

Also known as the value scale,

achromatic color is using only arange of value from black to white,no color.

Pablo PicassoGuernica

1937, oil on canvas, 11 5 x 255

Achromatic ~gray scale
http://www.psu.edu/dept/inart10_110/inart10/neutral.gif


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Split-Complementary

blue, yellow-orangeand red-orange Monochromatic

blueTriad

blue-green, yellow-orange and red-violet

Monochromatic

violet


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Split-Complementary

green, red-orange andred-violet

Analogous

violet and red-violet

Complementary

violet and yellow

Triad

red-violet, blue-greenand yellow-orange


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Tetrad

red, green, violet andyellow

Triad

orange, violet andgreen

Complementary

green and red

Split-Complementary

green, blue andred-orange


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Analogous

yellow and yellow-green

Split-Complementary

red-orange, blue andgreen

Tetrad

yellow-orange, red,blue-violet and green

Analogous

blue-violet, red-violet


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Achromatic

gray scale

Complementary

red and green

Split- Complementary

red, blue-green andyellow-green

Analogous

green and yellow

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