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Plain White Tee- Getting creative. The Final Project.

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What is color discord and how can you use it?

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Color discord is created by using colors widely separated on the color wheel. These colors are visually disturbing … they clash. But, however unpleasant, they can provide excitement. For example: pink and orange.

complementary colors

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Complementary colors oppose each other on the color wheel, such as blue and orange, red and green, purple and yellow. Complementary color schemes have a more energetic feel.

triadic colors

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he triad color scheme is three colors on the color wheel in a triangle. Example:Orange, Purple, and Green.

atmospheric perspective with color

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color dominance

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that causes the viewer to be initially attracted to the emphasized color.

warm and cool colors

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We tend to associate colors to objects. Like, yellow-banana or red-apple.

Therefore, red and orange (fire) and yellow (sunlight) become identified as warm colors and blue and green (sky, water evoke coolness.

The use of additive and subtractive color systems

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Color comes from light, so the guidelines of color mixing and usage are different depending on whether the color source is light or pigments.

Working with materials you’re in the subtractive world,

when working with light you’re working in the additive world.

value of color

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As the second property of color, VALUE is the lightness of darkness of the hue. Adding white or black paint to the color alters its hue.

hue

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The first property of color. It is basically the name of the color; the visual sensation of the different parts of the color spectrum.

intensity of a color

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The third property of color, INTENSITY is the saturation of a color.

Rhythm and Movement

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Pictures move you from one place to another in an abrupt, dynamic way much like a fast, staccato rhythm in music will give you the impression of movement. Rhythm in art is created by the repetition of elements. Similarity of elements, or flowing, circular elements will give a more connected flowing rhythm to a picture, while jagged, or unrelated elements will create a more unsettling, dynamic picture.

Optical Illusions in motion

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Certain optical illusions based on the repetition of geometric forms will cause your eye to produce motion where none is present.

Multiple images create motion

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In optical movement, the eye is forced to move around the picture dynamically in order to see all the different elements. Optical movement can be enhanced by curved forms that keep your eyes moving in a circular pattern throughout the picture.

Blurred Motion

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When figures move past us at very high speeds, we perceive that figure as somewhat blurry. This experience leads us to interpret blurry or indistinct outlines as conveying motion.