Color Wheel

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Color Wheel
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White Light Color

• ROY G. BIV
• Red
• Orange
• Yellow
• Green
• Blue
• Indigo
• Violet

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ROY G. BIV
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Primary Colors
Yellow
Red
Blue
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Secondary Colors
Orange Green
Violet
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Intermediate Colors
Y-G
Y-O B-V
R-O
B-V R-V
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Color Wheel Practice
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Three Properties of Color

• Hue
• Value
• Intensity

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Hues Pure Color

• Hue is another word for color and it is basically
  means the color pigment present
• Red is the basic hue present in all these colors

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Value Tints and Shades

• Value is the lightness and darkness of a color
• Gradation Value Scales

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Intensity Tone

• Intensity is the brightness or dullness of a
  color. A color can't be made brighter than the
  way the pigment comes to you in the paint tube.
• Tones of blue and orange

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3 Ways to create new colors

• Tint adding white
• Shade adding black
• Tone decreasing the
• intensity of the color

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Tint adding white
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Shade adding Black
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Color Schemes
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Neutral Color Scheme
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Cool Color Scheme
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Warm Color Scheme
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Monochromatic Color Scheme
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Complementary Color Scheme
Red and Green Yellow and Violet Blue
and Orange
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Analogous Color Schemes
Red Blue Yellow
Violet Green Red
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Split Complementary
Y-G
O
G
Y-G Y-O
B-G
R-O
B-G
R
R
B
V
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Color Traid
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Texture

• How something feels

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Implied Texture Shading

• Hatching
• Crosshatching
• Stippling

• Pontilism

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Tangible Texture