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The Colour

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Primary Colours• Cannot be made from any other colours

•All other colours are made from these

•Equal distance from each other on colour wheel

Yellow

MagentaBlue cyan

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Colour Mixing

Primary Primary Secondary

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Secondary Colours•Made by mixing equal amounts of 2 primary colours

•Found halfway between the primary colours on the wheel

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Tertiary Colours

Made by mixing equal amounts of adjoining primary and secondary colours.

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The whole colour wheel

The colour wheel is…

3 Primary colours

3 Secondary colours

3 Tertiary colours

Made up of 12 hues

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What colours are cool? What colours are warm?

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Hope

Sunflowers (1888) by Vincent Van Gogh

What words do you think when looking at this picture?

Joy

Warm

Welcoming

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Sadness

The Tragedy (1903) by Pablo Picasso

What words do you think when looking at this picture?

Despair

Cold

Hopeless

Lonely

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Complementary Colours

This colour scheme uses opposite colours on the colour wheel. These colours are across from each other on the wheel and have great contrast.

Yellow- Purple Blue- Orange Red- Green

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Complementary colours used by Van

Gogh

BLUE + ORANGE

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Complementary colours used by Monet

RED + GREEN

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Colour intensity

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Colour intensity

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Your next task

• You will have to paint the “Colour Wheel” but as a part of something else: you will have to design a CLOCK!

• Any type you want. It might be a watch, an alarm clock, a grandfather clock, etc.

• You will have to add different values of the same colour in your project.

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How can we use what we have learnt today in the future?

Colour mixingBlending

Graduated Tone

Layering colourModulated colour

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Call out what COLOUR you see…

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