Color Harmony Study Understanding color relationships and their role in visual harmony and unity Objective: Students will create a color composition that depicts visual harmony and unity amongst color relationships. Opening: Discuss and Define the following key terms Analogous Colors, Complementary Colors, Split Complementary, Cool Colors, Warm Colors Terms: Analogous Colors- are related hues and are adjacent on the color wheel such: blue-green, blue and blue violet. Warm Colors- Is the dominance of colors that have a warm quality such as red, orange and yellow. Warm Colors can express warmth, comfort and make objects appear to be closer to the viewer. Cool Colors- Is the dominance of colors that have a cool quality such as violet, blue and green. They can reflect coldness or make objects appear further away. Complementary Colors- are any two hues that are opposite of each other on the color wheel Split Complementary Colors- is when a primary color is used with two analogous colors Color Principles Analogous Colors- are related hues and are adjacent on the color wheel such: red, redorange and orange. Warm Colors- Is the dominance of colors that have a warm quality such as red, orange and yellow. Warm Colors can express warmth, comfort and make objects appear to be closer to the viewer. Cool Colors- Is the dominance of colors that have a cool quality such as violet, blue and green. They can reflect coldness or make objects appear further away. Complementary Colors- are any two hues that are opposite of each other on the color wheel. Assignment: Create a color composition that depicts visual harmony and unity amongst color relationships. Color Space Study Understanding how to use color to suggest a sense of deep space Objective: Students will create a color composition that depicts the illusion of spatial depth in a two dimensional design using visual devices. Opening: Discuss and Define the following key terms shape, linear perspective, hue, saturation, value Terms: Shape– Is the area around, between and within a subject Linear Perspective-Is a drawing that shows distance and depth through the use of parallel lines that converge at the vanishing point. Hue- Is the name given to a color that describes its location on the color spectrum. Such as Red, Blue and etc Saturation- Is the relative purity of hue in a color. Highly saturation colors have a rich and strong hue presence. Sometimes color can be dim or pure Value- Is the relative quality of lightness and darkness in a color Color Principles Spatial depth is created by visual devices Hue, Saturation and Value contributes to the illusion of depth in a design or image Warm Colors portray advancement (advance can be toward the viewer or subject) Cool Colors sink or recede into the picture plane Concerning Shapes- Varying sizes and proportions can create the illusion of depth Hue, Saturation and Value contributes to the illusion of depth in a design or image Remember varying sizes and shapes Cool Colors recede or sink into the picture plane Warm Colors portray (directional) advancement Assignment: Create a color composition that depicts the illusion of spatial depth in a two dimensional design using the visual devices of shape, linear perspective, hue, saturation and value Color Space Study Understanding how to use color to suggest a sense of deep space Objective: Students will create a color composition that depicts the illusion of spatial depth in a two dimensional design using visual devices. Opening: Discuss and Define the following key terms shape, linear perspective, hue, saturation, value Terms: Shape– Is the area around, between and within a subject Linear Perspective-Is a drawing that shows distance and depth through the use of parallel lines that converge at the vanishing point. Hue- Is the name given to a color that describes its location on the color spectrum. Such as Red, Blue and etc Saturation- Is the relative purity of hue in a color. Highly saturation colors have a rich and strong hue presence. Sometimes color can be dim or pure Value- Is the relative quality of lightness and darkness in a color Color Principles Spatial depth is created by visual devices Hue, Saturation and Value contributes to the illusion of depth in a design or image Warm Colors portray advancement (advance can be toward the viewer or subject) Cool Colors sink or recede into the picture plane Concerning Shapes- Varying sizes and proportions can create the illusion of depth Hue, Saturation and Value contributes to the illusion of depth in a design or image Remember varying sizes and shapes Cool Colors recede or sink into the picture plane Warm Colors portray (directional) advancement Assignment: Create a color composition that depicts the illusion of spatial depth in a two dimensional design using the visual devices of shape, linear perspective, hue, saturation and value
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