and Theory PROPERTY OF PIMA COUNTY JTED 2010

and Theory PROPERTY OF PIMA COUNTY JTED, 2010 1

Color Pyschology. How would you define this? PROPERTY OF PIMA COUNTY JTED, 2010 2

Color Pyschology. The study of color as a factor in human behavior PROPERTY OF PIMA COUNTY JTED, 2010 3

Color What is color? How do we see it? http: //www. crayola. com/for-educators/resources-landing/articles/color-what-iscolor. aspx http: //www. colorsontheweb. com/Color-Theory/Color. Physics

Color - Color derives from the spectrum of light (distribution of light energy versus wavelength) interacting in the eye with the spectral sensitivities of the light receptors

Color – Our eyes see frequencies of light that we perceive as color

Color – Our eyes see frequencies of light that we perceive as color What is additive color? What is subtractive color? http: //www. worqx. com/color_systems. htm

Color – What is subtractive color? https: //www. rgbworld. com/color. html

Color – What is subtractive color? https: //www. rgbworld. com/color. html We see subtractively. Light reflects off the subject to our eyes. Some color is absorbed and some is reflected. CMYK

Color – What is additive color? https: //www. rgbworld. com/color. html

Color – What is additive color? https: //www. rgbworld. com/color. html When we look at an actual light source we see additively. Color that is blended become lighter. RGB

Primary Secondary Tertiary Color Wheel - http: //www. colormatters. com/color-and-design/basiccolor-theory

Primary – Colors that can not be created Secondary – A mix of two primary colors Tertiary – A mix of a primary and secondary color Color Wheel – A visual aid that allows you see and choose color combinations

Warm Colors – red, orange, yellow Cool Colors – blue, green, violet

Warm Colors – red, orange, yellow (have more red) Cool Colors – blue, green, violet (have more blue) Choosing colors? How?

Choosing colors? How? http: //www. tigercolor. com/color-lab/color-theoryintro. htm#color_harmonies

Choosing colors? How? • • • Complementary Split Complement Analogus Triad Rectangle Square http: //www. tigercolor. com/color-lab/color-theoryintro. htm#color_harmonies

Pause here

Have a look at “Do you see what I see”, Parts I & II

Mood - is a relatively long lasting emotional state. Moods differ from simple emotions in that they are less specific, less intense, and less likely to be triggered by a particular stimulus or event

Emotion - refers to the complex reaction of an organism to significant objects or events, with subjective, behavioral, physiological elements

Use your response cards as you view the following images:

http: //images. mooseyscountrygarden. com/mooseys-garden-tour/middle-garden/magenta-rhododendron. jpg

http: //www. treehugger. com/the-white-pebbles. jpg

http: //images. psxextreme. com/wallpapers/ps 3/red_rose_01. jpg

http: //www. citytourcard. com/cms/upload/partner/berlin/Blue. Man. Group. jpg

http: //www. kodiakexp. com/_resources/yellow-cake. jpg

http: //farm 4. static. flickr. com/3214/2710224364_d 776 c 2727 f. jpg

http: //search. it. online. fr/covers/wp-content/jeongmee-yoon-the-pink-blue-project-seowoo-and-her-pink-things-2006. jpg

http: //forum. xcitefun. net/files/orange_birds_rosing_721120_ga_135. jpg

http: //silviahartmann. com/background-tile-art/images/1 -silk-turquoise-background. jpg

http: //iotachi 1913. com/wp-content/uploads/violet 1. jpg

CLOSURE: Review the bell work. Would they add or change anything to the questions? Why or Why not? If you would change something, list the changes, if not… then why not? Write for 1 minute, share with your partner, and then be ready to share with the class.