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This Is Why The Bay Area Sky Was Orange, Red and Even Yellow
This Is Why The Bay Area Sky Was Orange, Red and Even Yellow
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Beautiful Science - Why does the sky change color at sunset?
Beautiful Science - Why does the sky change color at sunset?
Beautiful Science
PART 1
PART 1
What is Color?
What is Color?
Color is an element consisting of hues, of which there are three properties: hue, chroma or intensity, and value. Color is present when light strikes an object and it is reflected back into the eye, a reaction to a hue arising in the optic nerve. The reflected light is what creates color. Light is always needed to see color.
Color is an element consisting of hues, of which there are three properties: hue, chroma or intensity, and value. Color is present when light strikes an object and it is reflected back into the eye, a reaction to a hue arising in the optic nerve. The reflected light is what creates color. Light is always needed to see color.
Primary > RED, YELLOW, BLUE.
Primary > RED, YELLOW, BLUE.
These colors are called primary because they cannot be made. No two colors can be mixed to make a primary color. Primary colors are made through natural pigments.
These colors are called primary because they cannot be made. No two colors can be mixed to make a primary color. Primary colors are made through natural pigments.
Secondary > ORANGE, PURPLE, GREEN.
Secondary > ORANGE, PURPLE, GREEN.
When mixing two primary colors of equal value, secondary colors are created.
When mixing two primary colors of equal value, secondary colors are created.
RED + YELLOW = ORANGE
RED + YELLOW = ORANGE
RED + BLUE = PURPLE
RED + BLUE = PURPLE
BLUE + YELLOW = GREEN
BLUE + YELLOW = GREEN
Tertiary > YELLOW-ORANGE, RED-VIOLET, BLUE-VIOLET, BLUE-GREEN, YELLOW-GREEN.
Tertiary > YELLOW-ORANGE, RED-VIOLET, BLUE-VIOLET, BLUE-GREEN, YELLOW-GREEN.
Tertiary colors are a combination of a secondary color and a primary color next to it. They include yellow-orange, red-orange, red-violet, blue-violet, blue-green and yellow-green. Tertiary Triad color scheme proved to be very popular, resulting in the creation of wonderful paintings.
Tertiary colors are a combination of a secondary color and a primary color next to it. They include yellow-orange, red-orange, red-violet, blue-violet, blue-green and yellow-green. Tertiary Triad color scheme proved to be very popular, resulting in the creation of wonderful paintings.
Color Theory
Color Theory
RED, YELLOW, BLUE
RED, YELLOW, BLUE
COOL COLORs - blue, green, purple.
COOL COLORs - blue, green, purple.
Warm Colors - red, orange, yellow.
Warm Colors - red, orange, yellow.
Cool colors are typified by blue, green, and light purple. They can calm and soothe. These remind us of water and sky, ice and snow.
Where warm colors remind you of heat and sunshine.
color modifications
color modifications
Tinting - Adding White to a Color.
Tinting - Adding White to a Color.
Toning - Adding Grey to a Color.
Toning - Adding Grey to a Color.
Shading - Adding Black to a Color.
Shading - Adding Black to a Color.
The Virtual Instructor - The Interactive Color Wheel
https://thevirtualinstructor.com/members/interactive-color-wheel/
Activity 1 - Khan academy - color (15 points)
Activity 1 - Khan academy - color (15 points)
You will need to make a copy:
You will need to make a copy:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vchjEiXL46rcMQgyhEf2Yb50D_gFtoXpjceKBQXt_Eg/copy
Ed Puzzle (10 POINTS)
Ed Puzzle (10 POINTS)
https://edpuzzle.com/media/5f7a14ea6f8d184095bc013d
*Be sure to click the link from Google Classroom.
Part 2
Part 2
ASSIGNMENT 1- basic COLOR WHEEL (10 points)
ASSIGNMENT 1- basic COLOR WHEEL (10 points)
Create a color wheel using the primary and secondary colors. Examples such as the one above may be created. The color wheel needs to be organized in a traditional format. How do they connect? Primary, secondary, tertiary.
Here are your options:
You may use these templates:
Artists Color Wheel - Blank templates
Option 1: Print one out from the template (see link), color, and take a photo and submit with color and completed worksheet.
Option 2: Create/ draw a similar one from these templates and color and complete and submit.
*Label your colors in your pie chart/ color wheel.
*Multimedia - this should be designed on a vector program such as Adobe Illustrator or Vectr.
*Be sure to include how secondary colors are created in your digital color wheel design.
ASSIGNMENT 2 - CREATIVE COLOR WHEEL (15 points)
ASSIGNMENT 2 - CREATIVE COLOR WHEEL (15 points)
> This is artist/designer's choice. You may use any medium you would like (Art 1); please inform me what medium you will be using.
*Multimedia - create this in a digital format. (ie) Adobe Illustrator, Vectr, etc.
*Please see example below.
> Your creative color wheel must have a story behind it. Look at the examples below.
Creative. How does your creative color wheel relate to the color theory?
Must be unique with different shapes. (Organic or geometric). Include pattern and movement within the composition.
Six colors (minimum) Primary (red, blue, yellow), Secondary (violet, green, orange).
Composition should be at least 75% of the page/ paper.
Overall design is aesthetically pleasing. Craftsmanship is well done. It is clean with all the colors required. It can create a conversation about color.
Mr. Silvestre's basic color wheel (Digital)
Mr. Silvestre's basic color wheel (Digital)
Example for Multimedia classes
Designed on Adobe Illustrator.
Mr. Silvestre used polygon shapes and text to create a dynamic color wheel. The Primary and Secondary colors are present. Secondary colors are shown by combing two primary colors.
Khan Academy - Color Science
Assignment 3 - storyboard (10 points)
Assignment 3 - storyboard (10 points)
Story Spine:
Once upon a time
Every day...
Until one day...
Because of that...
Because of that....
Because of that...
Until finally...
And every since then...
The moral of the story is....
Resources
Resources
Design Dojo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SH1kZeFOO70
Daily Infographics - Disney-color-psychology
https://www.dailyinfographic.com/disney-color-psychology
The Virtual Instructor - COLOR THEORY
https://thevirtualinstructor.com/Color.html
Khan Academy - COLOR
https://www.khanacademy.org/computing/pixar/color
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