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    The document discusses color theory and the different types of colors. It defines primary colors as red, blue and yellow and secondary colors as colors produced by mixing two primary colors, such as violet, green and orange. It also discusses tints, shades, grays, neutrals and has activities defining colors.

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    The document discusses color theory and the different types of colors. It defines primary colors as red, blue and yellow and secondary colors as colors produced by mixing two primary colors, such as violet, green and orange. It also discusses tints, shades, grays, neutrals and has activities defining colors.

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    GOOD MORNING 

    Review
    1.The pleasing relationship of all parts
    of the object with one another.
    PROPORTION
    P_O_OR_I_N
    Review
    2. Are smooth movements repeated
    again and again.
    RHYTHM
    R__T_M
    Review
    3. Can be created by gradual change
    of lines, shape or shade of the color.
    GRADATION
    G R _ _ A T_ _ N
    Identify Me!
    Identify the following colors by placing
    them below “Tint” or “Shade”
    SHADES – black
    TINTS - white
    COLOR
    THEORY
    OBJECTIVES:
    1. define and discuss the color
    theory;
    2. appreciate and apply the
    importance of the concept of
    color theory; and
    3. think and make own color
    wheel.
    TYPES OF
    COLOR
    TYPES OF COLOR
    • Primary Colors
    • Secondary Colors
    • Intermediate Colors
    1. PRIMARY COLORS
    -the sources of all colors.
    -Red, Blue, and Yellow
    2. SECONDARY COLORS
    -are produced when mixing two
    equal amounts of primary
    colors.
    •Red + Blue = Violet
    •Yellow + Blue = Green
    •Red + Yellow = Orange
    2. SECONDARY COLORS
    -Violet, Green, and
    Orange
    3. Intermediate Colors
    - are produced by mixing
    two equal amounts of
    primary and secondary
    colors.
    3. Intermediate Colors
    • Yellow + green = yellow-green
    • Blue + green = blue-green
    • Blue + violet = blue-violet
    • Red + violet = red-violet
    • Red + orange = red-orange
    • Blue + orange = blue-orange
    A. Pure Colors
    •Colors that have no
    white, black and gray in
    them.
    •Also called “normal, true
    and basic color”
    B. Tints
    •Pure colors that are
    mixed with white.
    •E.g: red + white = pink
    •Also called “pastels”.
    C. Shades
    •Pure colors that are
    mixed with black.
    •E.g: red + black = maroon
    D. Grayed Colors
    •most colors we used in
    clothes are grayed colors
    rather than bright, pure
    colors on the color wheel.
    •also referred to as “soft
    colors” or “dull color”.
    E. Neutrals
    •are white, black and gray.
    •They look well with
    another and with
    all other colors.
    Activity 2: Fill the blanks
    with appropriate answer.
    1. Primary colors are blue,
    ________ and _________.
    1. Primary colors are blue,
    red and yellow.
    2. Yellow +_____ = Green
    2. Yellow + Blue = Green
    3. ________ + blue =Violet
    3. Red + blue =Violet
    4. Red + Yellow= _______
    4. Red + Yellow= Orange
    5. Red + Orange = ______
    5. Red + Orange = Red-orange
    COLOR THEORY
    -the science and art of using
    color that explains how
    humans perceive color; and
    the visual effects of how
    they mix, match or contrast
    with each other.

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