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Primary Colors

The primary colors are:

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Yellow

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Red

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BLUE

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They are called primary colors because they can not be mixed together with any other color to make themselves. The Primary colors are blue, yellow and red.

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Secondary Colors

The three secondary colors are:

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Green

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Orange

And…

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Purple / Violet

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When two primary colors are mixed together, they make a secondary color.

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Is this primary or secondary?

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Is this primary or secondary?

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Warm colors

Cool colors

Is this primary or secondary?

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Warm colors

Cool colors

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Every color has a certain tendency towards what's

called warm and cool.

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WARM COLORS

Red, yellow and orange are traditionally associated with warm or hot things, like the shining sun, a glowing sunset or a roaring fire.

These colors tend to advance towards the viewer.

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COLD COLORS

You can see these kinds of colors in objects that are naturally cold:

green trees, blue water and sky, violet clouds on a snowy day.

Cold colors tend to recede into the background, to create a calm, quiet

and moody effect.

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Pablo Picasso

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Paul Klee

Are these warm or cool?

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Which castle picture is warm?

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Which castle picture is cool?

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“Color in a picture is like enthusiasm in life.” - Vincent Van Gogh

Are you ready to make

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You will color in your castles made from shapes in either the cool colors or the warm colors.