Color Theory Using watercolors
Color Theory Using watercolors
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Color Basics & harmonies
Color Basics & harmonies
How to use Watercolors and watercolor vocab
How to use Watercolors and watercolor vocab
Watercolors - Paint that REQUIRES water to move and mix colors
Mix watercolor with water on pallet BEFORE you apply it to the paper
Flat Wash
Flat Wash
Control and maintain the same value
Wet on Wet
Wet on Wet
Wet the paper first, then add watercolor
Gradient/Bleed
Gradient/Bleed
Gradual blending from 1 color to another
Resist
Resist
Oil pastel/Masking Tape
Salt
Salt
Sprinkle salt on wet paint
Value/Saturation
Value/Saturation
Create a value scale (Monochromatic)
Lifting Out - using a towel to GENTLY remove color
Overlapping Watercolors to create color Harmonies
Overlapping Watercolors to create color Harmonies
Primary/Secondary
Primary/Secondary
Overlap Primary Colors to make Secondary colors
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary
Overlap Primary Colors and Secondary colors to create Tertiary colors
Monochromatic
Monochromatic
Use only one color to create a value scale
Complementary
Complementary
Choose 2 colors that are across from each other on the color wheel. Use one color as a wash, let dry, add the other on top.
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Worksheet
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