september22, 2009 get your folder color vocabulary next step for project
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September22, 2009
• Get your folder
• Color vocabulary
• Next step for project
Relief Sculpture and Color
Primary colors:Colors that mix to create ALL other colors
1.Red2. Blue3. Yellow
Secondary colors
Colors made with 2 primary colors
1.Green (blue+yellow)
2.Orange (yellow+red)
3.Violet (blue+red)
Intermediate Colors:
Colors made from 1 primary and 1 secondary color (write down a FEW of these examples)
1.Yellow-green (more yellow+green)
2.Yellow-orange (more yellow+orange)
3.Red-violet (more red+violet)
4.Red-orange (more red+orange)
5.Blue-green (more blue+green)
6.Blue-violet (more blue+violet)
Monochrome
One color and it’s values
1. TINT= add white
2. TONE=add black
Complementary Colors:
Colors that are opposite on the color wheel
1. Red & Green (Christmas)
2. Blue & Orange (Chicago Bears)
3. Violet & Yellow (Schurz)
Neutral (Earth) Colors
Brown, beige, tan, gray and black1. Mix complementary colors to get these colors!
Color Scheme: a planned combination of colors
• Includes COMPLEMENTARY colors!
Analogous
Colors that are NEXT to each other on the color wheel
Warm Colors: think of the sun or fire (oranges, reds, yellows). Usually appear to come forward in space
Cool Colors: think of water (blues, greens, violets). Usually appear to go
back in space
Relief Sculpture :Sculpture that is on a flat surface but raised
Jen Stark
-artist who uses colorful paper and many cuts to create a paper relief sculpture.
Armature: the support system of a sculpture. Usually unseen and
underneath.
Collage: a design created by attaching mostly flat elements (newspaper, wallpaper, text, photos etc) to a
surface.
Emphasis: a principle of art & the focal point in an art work.
Contrast: a principle of art & differences within an artwork to create interest
• Examples: opposite colors, geometric vs. organic shapes, big or small etc
What will I do next?
• Continue building your relief sculpture
• Decide where your Emphasis will be
• Decide upon a color scheme and where the colors will go
• Begin painting values of your chosen color scheme