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The Color Theory 🎨 The color theory is the logical use of colors. The color wheel is where we base color… by jacinta.sevilla

Katurah Richmond saved to Badi calendar
Description Yet another color study. Analogous Colors! (any three colors which are side by side on a 12 part color wheel) Yellow/Green could be used for foliage. Blue/Violet could be used for water. Yellow/orange could be used for fire. Complementary Colors! (are any two colors which are directly opposite each other) Green/Purple could be used for Foliage, not under direct sun, at Dusk. Yellow-Orange/Turquoise-Violet could be used for a beach at sunset. Red/Green could be used for a 4Way…
Than Naingsoe saved to Paniting
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Regan Leonard saved to Teaching
Artist Patti Mollica breaks down some of the most common color schemes, from analogous to tetrad, then she demonstrates a quick and simple step-by-step for how different color combinations impact the same composition, all excerpted from her new book, "How to Paint Fast Loose & Bold."
Olivia Smith saved to Color
Can two colors make red? Every preschooler knows that Red, Blue, and Green are primary colors. And since Red is a primary color that means it can not be made from either Green or Blue. But surprise! Red can be made by mixing the other set of primary colors.

Karen Brown saved to feathers
4 Barns, Acrylic, 8x8" each Click to Bid When you get the value structure right, you can plug in all sorts of feisty colors. I took a p...

Alison Darrow saved to Artsy fartsy
To help you teach Colour Theory. You can follow me at: www.pinterest.com/Fotoni1/

Tricia Brown saved to Recipes to Cook
SpaDelic Color Theory Class #spadelic #colortheory #beauty #makeup

Kelly Kirby Worley saved to Color theory
A blog about how to properly combine colors and how to use a color wheel with different tints, tones, and shades.
Kathy Reis saved to Misc