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The document discusses color theory, including primary colors (red, yellow, blue), secondary colors produced by mixing two primary colors, and tertiary colors produced by mixing a primary and secondary color. It explains the color wheel and how it shows the relationships between colors. Complementary colors sit opposite each other on the wheel, while analogous colors sit next to each other. It also discusses subtractive and additive color mixing, color temperature, and attributes of colors including hue, value, and saturation.
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- 1. EDUCACI?N PL?STICA Y VISUAL 1? DE ESO BILING?E ¨C CURSO 2012-2013 2012- 5. COLOUR THEORY Colegio San Fernando
- 2. EDUCACI?N PL?STICA Y VISUAL 1? DE ESO BILING?E ¨C CURSO 2012-2013 2012- 5.1. PRIMARY COLOURS Those colours that cannot be created by mixing others. Blue Red Yellow Colegio San Fernando
- 3. EDUCACI?N PL?STICA Y VISUAL 1? DE ESO BILING?E ¨C CURSO 2012-2013 2012- 5.2. SECONDARY COLOURS Secondary colours are produced by mixing two primary colours in equal quantities. Violet Orange Green Colegio San Fernando
- 4. EDUCACI?N PL?STICA Y VISUAL 1? DE ESO BILING?E ¨C CURSO 2012-2013 2012- 5.3. TERTIARY COLOURS The tertiary colours are produced when a Primary Colour and a Secondary Colour are mixed in equal quantities. They take their name from the two mixed colours. Colegio San Fernando
- 5. EDUCACI?N PL?STICA Y VISUAL 1? DE ESO BILING?E ¨C CURSO 2012-2013 2012- 5.4. PRIMARY, SECONDARY AND TERTIARY COLOURS OF THE COLOUR WHEEL Colegio San Fernando
- 6. EDUCACI?N PL?STICA Y VISUAL 1? DE ESO BILING?E ¨C CURSO 2012-2013 2012- 5.5. COMPLEMENTARY COLOURS Colours located opposite each other on a colour wheel violet¡úyellow blue¡úorange green¡úred Colegio San Fernando
- 7. EDUCACI?N PL?STICA Y VISUAL 1? DE ESO BILING?E ¨C CURSO 2012-2013 2012- 5.6. THE COLOUR WHEEL The Colour wheel was designed as a way of showing how colours relate to each other. The outside ring shows 3 primary, 3 secondary and 6 tertiary colours Colegio San Fernando
- 8. EDUCACI?N PL?STICA Y VISUAL 1? DE ESO BILING?E ¨C CURSO 2012-2013 2012- 5.7. ANALOGOUS COLOURS Analogous colours sit next to one another on the colour wheel. These colours are in harmony with one another. Colegio San Fernando
- 9. EDUCACI?N PL?STICA Y VISUAL 1? DE ESO BILING?E ¨C CURSO 2012-2013 2012- 5.8. COLOUR SYSTEMS 5.8.1. SUBTRACTIVE COLOUR When we mix colours using paint, or through the printing process, we are using the subtractive colour method. Subtractive colour mixing means that one begins with white and ends with black; as one adds colour, the result gets darker and tends to black. Colegio San Fernando
- 10. EDUCACI?N PL?STICA Y VISUAL 1? DE ESO BILING?E ¨C CURSO 2012-2013 2012- 5.8.2. ADDITIVE COLOUR If we are working on a computer, the colours we see on the screen are created with light using the additive colour method. Additive colour mixing begins with black and ends with white; as more colours are added, the result is lighter and tends to white. Colegio San Fernando
- 11. EDUCACI?N PL?STICA Y VISUAL 1? DE ESO BILING?E ¨C CURSO 2012-2013 2012- 5.9. COLOUR TEMPERATURE Colours are generally associated with warmth and others with coldness. It is said that reds, oranges and yellows are warm while blue, green and violet are cold; being the greatest degree of warmth in red and of coldness in blue. In the colour wheel all the colours are arranged according to their temperature and there is some uncertainty surrounding areas in the tertiary red violet and yellow green. Colegio San Fernando
- 12. EDUCACI?N PL?STICA Y VISUAL 1? DE ESO BILING?E ¨C CURSO 2012-2013 2012- 5.11. ATTRIBUTES OF COLOURS 5.11.1. HUE When we use words such as red, purple, orange, etc., we are describing a colour's hue. Hue is which distinguishes one colour from another Colegio San Fernando
- 13. EDUCACI?N PL?STICA Y VISUAL 1? DE ESO BILING?E ¨C CURSO 2012-2013 2012- 5.11.2. VALUE We also perceive colour differences in two other ways. One is a colour's lightness or darkness. We can refer to this as lightness-darkness, brightness, or its value. A colour's value can be changed by adding either white or black. Value synonymous: luminance, brightness How light or dark a colour is, the tone can lighten if white is added to a tint. Colegio San Fernando
- 14. EDUCACI?N PL?STICA Y VISUAL 1? DE ESO BILING?E ¨C CURSO 2012-2013 2012- 5.11.3. SATURATION Saturation refers to the dominance of hue in the colour. A colour's saturation changes as white are added to it. Saturation Synonymous: Chroma, Intensity The purity of a colour. The level and mixture of white or black included in colours. Colegio San Fernando