Color Design

 



Using the 3 primary colors (red, blue, yellow), create the three secondary colors (green, violet, orange). Then, mix the primary colors with the secondary colors to create the tertiary colors (blue-green, blue -violet, etc). Each hue should have 3 shades and 3 tints . In total, you should have at least 84 different hues on your “Color Wheel.” When finished, all sections should be opaque and pure .


Student Example: Kyle D. 2014

INSPIRATION

 20c. GEOMETRIC ABSTRACTION: ZANIS WALDHEIMS 

PUBLIC ART: CONTEMPORARY COLOR DESIGNS

                        Andreas Preis

                        Murals   

                        TEXT BASED

COLOR IN THE LANDSCAPE: JAMES EDWARD HERGEL

STAINED GLASS


CREATIVE COLOR WHEELS

EXTENSIONS: additional information for the interested student

The link above will take you to a color theory tutorial. It is not exactly as was explained in class.  There is more information here for the interested student. Thanks to the folks at StirStick for putting this together as an educational resource.