This document contains information about color theory and color mixing exercises for a class. It includes grading rubrics for products created about subtractive color mixing using pigments (RYB color wheel and schemes), additive color mixing using light (RGB color wheel), and subtractive color mixing for printing (CMYK color wheel). It provides worksheets with instructions and spaces to demonstrate understanding of primary/secondary/tertiary colors and different color schemes. At the end, it prompts students to reflect on how learning color theory may change their creative process and their experience in the art class so far.
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1. COLOR THEORY
MRS. GORDON
MR. DOROFY
Name:
Class Color:
PRODUCT Objectives Grade
Material Use (1 point per page) /5
Craftsmanship (2 points per page) /10
RYB Notes /18
RYB Color Wheel /12
RYB Color Schemes /28
RGB Light! Notes /12
RGB Light! Wheel /6
CMYK Printing Notes /12
CMYK Printing Wheel /12
TOTAL /115
PROCESS Objectives Grade
Reflection /5
Professionalism/ Participation /30
PROCESS Total /35
TOTAL /150
2. COLOR Subtractive R Y B (Pigment)
ARTIST STICKS/COLORED PENCIL Burnish Please!
1. What are the primary
colors?
2. Place them into the
color wheel below.
3. What are the
Secondary colors?
4. Place them into the
color wheel below.
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_________+_________=___________
_________+_________=___________
_________+_________=___________
5. What are the Tertiary colors?
_____________ _____________ __________
_____________ _____________ __________
6. Place them into the color wheel:
3. Color Scheme Exercise
Use this color
wheel as a guide to
complete the
worksheet.
Name: ___________________
Block: ___________________
On the left side of the worksheet, fill in the definition of
each color scheme. On the right side of the worksheet,
use your colored pencil to fill in the directed examples.
Warm Colors (Fill in ALL of the warm colors)
Cool Colors (Fill in ALL of the cool colors)
Triadic Scheme (Show 3 examples horizontally)
1
2
3
R
RV
V
BV
B
BG
G
RO
O
YO
Y
YG
Analogous Scheme (Show 3 examples horizontally)
1
2
3
Complementary (Show 3 different examples vertically)
1 2 3
Split-Complementary (Show 3 examples horizontally)
1
2
3
Monochromatic (Fill in one example)
4. COLOR Subtractive C M Y K (Print)
TEMPERA PAINT
1. What are the primary
colors?
2. Place them into the
color wheel. Just a
dab will do!
3. What are the
Secondary colors?
4. Place them into the
color wheel below.
Just a dab will do!
________________________
________________________
________________________
_________+_________=___________
_________+_________=___________
_________+_________=___________
5. Mix and place the tertiary colors into the wheel.
Just a dab will do!
5. COLOR Additive R G B (LIGHT)
ARTIST STIX BURNISH PLEASE!!
1. What are the primary
colors?
2. Place them into the
color wheel.
3. What are the
Secondary colors?
4. Place them into the
color wheel below.
________________________
________________________
________________________
_________+_________=___________
_________+_________=___________
_________+_________=___________
6. Reflection: Color Theory Color Mixing
1. After learning the contents of the color theory packet and creating
artwork to show each color system, how could color theory change your
creative process for the rest of art 8?
2. What would you like to say about Art 8 thus far? Think about
instruction, work and demo experience. Think about you and the way that
you interact with your peers and your teacher.