Color relativity

Warning: I named the colors used in this composition, and they are corny. Value: In my first two set of squares, the “Dreamy Blue” color in the center appears to go though a value shift…

For the first part of this assignment, we were to choose three colors, and explore color relativity by placing them against different colors to achieve hue, value and saturation shifts. For my hue …

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Newcomb College Art School student work

Description The Art Institute of Pittsburgh - Online Division Color Theory class W3, A2 - Color Relativity

For this assignment, we were asked to create 3 different sets of squares. Each set represents something different: hue, saturation and value. Within each set, there are two boxes that have a box in…

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The first half of our color course deals with understanding what color is, how we will be working with color, and the terms associated with color. The second half focuses on working with color and how to create harmony within your pieces based on contrast, relativity, and working with HSB.

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Color Interactions- Influence *Color is the most relative element in art. *Certain colors are hard to change, others are more susceptible to change. *Identify colors that are more inclined to exert influence for your background colors. *Distinguish these from colors that will accept influence (for your smaller rectangles)

here are some more of my projects for my course on color theory that ended today: this assignment was making one color appear as two, the center squares are the same in each of the sets this assignment was making two colors appear as one...I love color theory! here is an exercise in transparency: working with illusions: color harmonies here is my personal color palette...25 colors to be used in my final project and here it is! the final project for my color theory course!

study 2: three colors look like four

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The color theory is a concept to help guide one in the use of color and has terminology that helps the person understand how colors work together. There are three parts of color: saturation (how bright the color is, or how much pigment is used), value (how dark or light the color is, colloquially referred to as shade), and hue (the color or wavelength of light you are seeing).[1] As the color wheel focuses on hue that is what will be the next subject. The color wheel is a popular…