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    The document discusses visual elements of art such as color, describing the three properties of hue, value, and saturation. It defines primary colors as red, blue, and yellow and secondary colors as orange, green and violet. Tertiary colors are made from a combination of primary and secondary colors, and different color schemes like monochromatic, analogous, complementary, split complementary, triadic, and tetradic are examined.

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    CONTEMPORARY

    PHILIPPINE ARTS
    FROM THE REGIONS
    VISUAL ELEMENTS OF ART
    • The visual perception that allows a person to
    differentiate objects due to the way various
    wavelengths of light are reflected.

    • It can communicate information and emotion to the


    viewer.
    THREE PROPERTIES OF COLOR
    1. Hue- basic or pure color.

    2. Value or intensity- the lightness or darkness


    of a color.

    3. Saturation or purity- brightness or dullness


    of color.
    The arrangement of
    primary, secondary and
    tertiary colors

    Primary colors red, blue, and yellow


    Secondary colors orange, green and violet

    Tertiary colors combination of primary and


    secondary colors
    Source of all other
    colors

    A mix of two primary


    colors
    What are the tertiary colors?
    COLOR SCHEMES
    or COLOR RELATIONSIP

    An arrangement or combination of colors.


    Types of Color Schemes
    1. MONOCHROMATIC
    2. ANALOGOUS
    3. COMPLEMENTARY
    4. SPLIT COMPLEMENTARY
    5. TRIADIC
    6. TETRADIC
    1. MONOCHROMATIC
    Involves using the same hue but different
    gradients of value.
    2. ANALOGOUS
    The use of three or four adjacent colors in
    the color wheel.
    3. COMPLEMENTARY
    Involves the use of a color and its
    complement.
    4. SPLIT
    COMPLEMENTARY
    The color scheme is closely relative to the
    complementary color scheme.
    5. TRIADIC
    Uses three colors that are equal distance
    with each other.
    6. TETRADIC
    Also known as double complementary color
    scheme. Uses two pairs of complementary
    colors.
    ACTIVITY #2- Color Scheme
     Pick your 3 favorite colors
     Use that to create a color scheme
    using the Monochromatic color
    scheme

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