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Colour is what we perceive when light strikes an object and reflects back to the human eye.
There are three properties of colour: Hue, Value (or brightness), and Chroma (or saturation).
Hue
the name we assign a colour (i.e. sap green, turquoise)
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Value (or brightness)
is the quality of "lightness" or "darkness" a colour has (i.e. navy blue is a dark value when compared to a lighter value like bright yellow)
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Chroma (or saturation)
is the intensity or vividness of a colour
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Colours can be cool (blues, greens, most purples) or warm (reds, oranges, yellows).
Artists use colour to convey emotions and associations (i.e. the colour red can communicate ideas of anger, love, and heat).
Colour Schemes:
Dylan O'brien Purple Monochromatic Painting
Split Complementary Design by Ryan Kramer
Words that Describe COLOUR:
Words that Describe COLOUR:
brash
bright
exciting
intense
strong
warm
multi-coloured
muted
polychromed
saccharine
calm
clear
cool
primary
secondary
faded
grayed
subdued
dull
garish
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