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Color
• Primary– Red, blue, yellow– Used to create ALL
other colors• Secondary
– Green, orange, violet
– A mixture of two primary colors
Complementary Colors
• Colors directly across from each other on the color wheel
• Make each other look brighter – strongest contrast between colors
• Mix together to create a dark neutral (gray or brown)
Warm & Cool Colors
• Warm– Yellow, orange, red– Associated with warm
things, happy, vibrant– Come forward
• Cool– Blue, green, violet– Associated with cold
things, sad, calm– Move back
Space
• How shapes are arranged in art work creates a sense of space
• Artists use space to create a composition (good use of space)
• Artists use specific things to create the sense of space (depth) in art work
Ways to Create the Illusion of Space
• Overlapping• Size• Placement• Linear Perspective• Shading• Color & Detail Change (Aerial Perspective)
• Overlapping– Drawing objects
so parts are blocked by other objects, one will appear to be in front of the other
Perspective
• Aerial Perspective– Change in color
and level of detail– Farther away
objects are lighter in color and less detailed than closer objects
• Linear Perspective– Using a vanishing
point and horizon line to create the illusion of distance, particularly useful with buildings