Color Theory Identification 1 Color Theory Color An

Color Theory Color: An element of art defined as the effect of light reflecting

Primary First or One Cannot be created 5

Secondary Second or Two Created by mixing two Primaries 7

Secondary Colors • Orange • Red+Yellow • Green • Yellow+Blue • Purple • Blue+Red

Directions Using Google images…. • You must search for colored fruits or vegetables that

Tertiary Third or Three Created by mixing a Primary and Secondary 13

Tertiary • Yellow-orange • Red-violet • Yellow-green • Blue-green • Red-orange • Blue-violet •

Complimentary Colors that are directly across from one another on the color wheel. When

Complimentary Color Pairs • Red & Green – Christmas • Blue & Orange –

What are the Compliments to each Fruit or Vegetable? • Carrot + • Squash

Warm vs. Cool • Red • Blue • Orange • Green • Yellow •

Complete the Color Scheme…. • Cherries • Cabbage • Oranges • Blueberries • _________

Monochromatic One-color One color that can be mixed with white and black to create

Monochromatic • Tint – Mixing a color with White to create a lighter value.

Monochromatic Example: YE L L O W Shade Tint 29

Can you create a monochromatic color scheme using these fruits and vegetables? • •

Color Wheel of Fruit and Vegetables http: //www. disabled-world. com/artman/publish/fruits-vegetables. shtml 31

You have now finished your healthy eating color lesson! Next Step: Paint your own

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Color Theory Identification 1

Color Theory Color: An element of art defined as the effect of light reflecting from an object onto the eye. 2

Hue A technical term for color 3

Primary First or One Cannot be created 5

Primary Colors • Yellow • Red • Blue 6

Secondary Second or Two Created by mixing two Primaries 7

Secondary Colors • Orange • Red+Yellow • Green • Yellow+Blue • Purple • Blue+Red 8

Directions Using Google images…. • You must search for colored fruits or vegetables that will complete the color math problems. 9

Fuji Apples + Bananas = 10

Lemons + Blueberries = 11

Tomatoes + Blueberries = 12

Tertiary Third or Three Created by mixing a Primary and Secondary 13

Tertiary • Yellow-orange • Red-violet • Yellow-green • Blue-green • Red-orange • Blue-violet • Yellow+(Yellow+Red) • Yellow+(Yellow+Blue) • Red+(Red+Yellow) • Red+(Red+Blue) • Blue+(Blue+Yellow) • Blue+(Blue+Red) 14

Plums + Cranberries = 15

Blueberries + Prunes = 16

Pumpkins + Corn = 17

Raspberries + Banana = 18

Kiwis + Pineapples = 19

Blueberries + Celery = 20

Fuji Apple + Banana = 21

Complimentary Colors that are directly across from one another on the color wheel. When a color is placed beside its compliment they contrast. When a color is mixed together, they create a brown earth tone. 22

Complimentary Color Pairs • Red & Green – Christmas • Blue & Orange – South Edgecombe Middle • Yellow and Purple – ECU Pirates-GO PIRATES! 23

What are the Compliments to each Fruit or Vegetable? • Carrot + • Squash + • Cucumber + 24

Warm vs. Cool • Red • Blue • Orange • Green • Yellow • Purple/Violet 25

Complete the Color Scheme…. • Cherries • Cabbage • Oranges • Blueberries • _________ 26

Monochromatic One-color One color that can be mixed with white and black to create values. 27

Monochromatic • Tint – Mixing a color with White to create a lighter value. • Shade – Mixing a color with black to create a darker value. 28

Monochromatic Example: YE L L O W Shade Tint 29

Can you create a monochromatic color scheme using these fruits and vegetables? • • Peas Celery Cabbage Grapes Kiwifruit Limes Broccoli Artichokes 30

Color Wheel of Fruit and Vegetables http: //www. disabled-world. com/artman/publish/fruits-vegetables. shtml 31

You have now finished your healthy eating color lesson! Next Step: Paint your own color wheel! 32