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Art and Design 1st E.S.O.

RAMON DE FRANCISCO

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INDEX

ELEMENTS OF VISUAL LANGUAGE

SPACE & VOLUME

FORMS & SHAPES COLOUR. U. 5 (Book 4)

TEXTURE. U. 6 (Book 3)

INTRODUCTION. U. 7 (Book 7)

LIGHT & VOLUME. U. 8 (Book 8)

SYSTEMS OF REPRESENTATION. U. 9 (Book 9)

DOT, LINE & PLANE U. 3 (Book 3 & 5)

GEOMETRIC SHAPES. U. 4 (Book 6)

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VISUAL LANGUAGE & VISUAL PERCEPTION. U. 1 (Book 1)

IMAGES & VISUAL COMMUNICATION. U. 2 (Book 2)

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5.1.- ¿What is Colour?

5.2.- ¿How do we perceive Colour?

5.3.- ¿How do we classify the Pigment Colours?

5.4.- Complementary Colours.

5.5.- Colour Symbolisim.

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5.1.- ¿What is Colour?

• It is one of the elements of visual language (just as dot, line, plane, shape, texture…)

• It is light reflected off an object and seen by our eyes.

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Notice how the colour of the tomatoes changes because the different colour of the light.

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5.2.- ¿How do we perceive colour?

Three elements are involved in this process:

- The LIGHT that reaches an object. - The SURFACE of the object and

- The SIGHT of the observer.

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Objects have Colour

because of the light

reflected off them.

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5.3.- ¿How do we classify the Pigment Colours?

The most common way to do that it is by display them in a circle called:

COLOUR WHEEL

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PRIMARY COLOURS Those that cannot be made from mixing other colours.

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SECONDARY COLOURS Those we get by mixing equal parts of two primary colours.

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TERTIARY COLOURS Those we get by mixing a primary color and a secondary color in equal proportion

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But we can get more than twelve colours…

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And even more if we also add Black or White…

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We can even mix colours that are not close to each other in the Colour Wheel…

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But remember: we can get any colour just using the three primary colours, black and white.

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5.4.- Complementary Colours

Those pairs of colours that are opposite to each other in the Colour Wheel.

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Complementary Colours make one each other seem more intense…

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4.5.- Colour Simbolism

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This is because of the way we can find them in Nature…

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This is because of the way we can find them in Nature…

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This is because of the way we can find them in Nature…