COLOUR

COLOUR

Federico Fernndez HerreraENGLISH BILINGUAL 1 E.S.O.VISUAL AND PLASTIC EDUCATIONDIDACTIC UNIT # 3

Light colours:
obtained with natural or artificial lights

Light colours: Newton's prism

Light colours:
Additive mixture

Light colours: white vs. black

Light colours
primary colours: R, G, B

Light colours:
Pixels, TVs, displays and screens

Light colours:
Laser animations

Pigment colours

Obtained with pencils, pens, paints, etc.

Pigment colours
Primary colours: C, M, Y

Colours at their basic essence; those colours that cannot be created by mixing others.

cyanmagentayellow

Pigment colours
Subtractive mixtures

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Pigment colours
Secondary Colours

Colours achieved by a mixture of two primaries.

violetdark orange redgreen

Pigment colours
Tertiary colours

Colours achieved by a mixture of primary and secondary hues.

Pigment colours
Value scheme

Adding white little by little, you can make a value scheme of each colour of the colour wheel

Pigment colours
RAL card

For powder coatings over metallic surfaces

Pigment colours
The colour wheel

Pigment colours
Complementary Colours

Colours located opposite each other on a colour wheel

Analogous Colors are sets of neighboring colors on the color wheel. The set shares a common central color.

Pigment coloursAnalogous colours

Colour pigments
Warm and cool colors

Pigment colours
Black, grey and white achromatic colors

Cool colours Warm colours

The meaning of colours

The meaning of colours

Activities

http://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/en/language-games/paint-it