I understand that an artist uses the Elements of Art in their artwork.
I know what Color is.
I know what the 3 properties of color are.
I can recognize several of the new vocabulary words that have to do with color theory: primary, secondary, warm, cool, complementary.
I can follow along with directions to draw a color wheel.
Day 2: Painting the Color Wheel
I can identify the primary colors.
I can use my paint brush to neatly paint the primary colors.
I can identify the secondary colors.
I can mix the secondary colors using two primary colors.
I can use my paintbrush to neatly paint the secondary colors.
I know how to use my paintbrush the right way and can rinse & dry in-between colors so that I keep the primary colors clean, without contaminating them.
COLOR
Color is one of the Elements of Art.
Color has three properties…
Hue… what is the color name? (red, yellow, blue, etc.)
Intensity… how strong is the color? (is it very bright or dull?)
Value… how light or dark is the color?
A COLOR WHEEL is a color model or a way of organizing colors to help an artist with color choices and color mixing.
Primary Colors: Red, Yellow, Blue
Secondary Colors: Orange, Green, Violet (Purple)
Warm Colors: Red, Yellow, Orange
Cool Colors: Blue, Violet (Purple), Green
Complementary colors: are pairs of colors that are of “opposite” hue in some color model. In color theory, two colors are called complementary if, when mixed in the proper proportion, they produce a neutral color (grey, white, or black).