Elements of design color and color schemes
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This document discusses elements and principles of design, focusing on color as an element of design. It defines primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, and describes color schemes including monochromatic, analogous, complementary, split-complementary, triadic, tetradic, and square. Examples of a color wheel are provided to demonstrate color relationships. Quizzes are included to test understanding of elements of design, types of design, primary colors, and tertiary colors.
Elements of design color and color schemes
- 1. Elements and Elements andand Principles of Design and Principles of Design Sivaganesh Babu M.Sc., M.B.A
- 2. Slide TitleSlide Title • Introduction to EOD • Elements of Design • Principles of Design• Principles of Design • Design Portfolio
- 3. Elements of DesignElements of Design • Point • Line • Shape• Shape • Form • Color • Texture
- 4. Elements of DesignElements of Design
- 5. Elements of DesignElements of Design
- 6. Elements of DesignElements of Design
- 7. Types of DesignTypes of Design
- 8. Elements of Design: ColorElements of Design: Color Color • Primary Colors • Secondary Colors • Tertiary Colors Color Schemes • Related – Monochromatic – Analogous• Tertiary Colors • Color Wheel • Neutral Colors • Color Schemes – Analogous • Contrast – Complimentary – Split Complimentary – Triadic – Tetradic – Square
- 9. Elements of Design: ColorElements of Design: Color Primary Color • Red, Yellow, and Blue • These colors cannot be combined from mixing anycombined from mixing any colors together.
- 10. Elements of Design: ColorElements of Design: Color Secondary Color • Green, violet, and orange • Made by combining the Primary colors together.Primary colors together. • YELLOW + RED = ORANGE • RED + BLUE = Violet • BLUE + YELLOW =GREEN
- 11. Elements of Design: ColorElements of Design: Color Tertiary Color • Yellow-Orange, Red-Orange, Red- Violet, Blue-Violet, Blue- Green, Yellow-Green. • Made by combining a primary• Made by combining a primary and a secondary hue. • Named by the Primary color first YELLOW + ORANGE = YELLOW-ORANGE RED + ORANGE = RED-ORANGE RED + VIOLET / PURPLE = RED-VIOLET BLUE + VIOLET / PURPLE = BLUE-VIOLET BLUE + GREEN = BLUE-GREEN YELLOW + GREEN = YELLOW-GREEN
- 12. Elements of Design: ColorElements of Design: Color Color Wheel The color wheel is a basic tool we use when working with colors. It is based on the standard color theoryIt is based on the standard color theory known as the Brewster/Prang theory.
- 13. Elements of Design: ColorElements of Design: Color Color Wheel Your completed color wheel should look like this one. It will be placed in your portfolio so you will be able to use it as a reference as we complete our projects class. https://trycolors.com/ Website for Reference
- 14. Quiz 1Quiz 1 1. What are the Elements of Design? (2) 2. What are the types of Design?(1) 3. What are the Primary Colors? (1) 4. Name any two Tertiary Colors (1)4. Name any two Tertiary Colors (1)
- 15. Color SchemesColor Schemes Related Color Harmony • Monochromatic Color and its Shades or Tints • Analogus Two or more Neighboring colors in the color chart.in the color chart.
- 16. Color SchemesColor Schemes Related Color Harmony • Monochromatic Color and its Shades or Tints • Analogus Two or more Neighboring colors in the color chart.in the color chart.
- 17. Color SchemesColor Schemes Contrasting Color Harmony • COMPLEMENTARY • Colors opposite to each other in the color chart.other in the color chart. • Creates a Vibrant look • Used to Create Something to Standout • Strong Effect
- 18. Color SchemesColor Schemes Contrasting Color Harmony • TRIADIC • Three Colors equalThree Colors equal distance in the color chart. • Less Vibrant look
- 19. Color SchemesColor Schemes Contrasting Color Harmony • Split - Complimentary • Three Colors • One color + 2 Adjacent• One color + 2 Adjacent Colors of the Complimentary • Primary + 2 Tertiary • Shape of Y in the Color Chart
- 20. Color SchemesColor Schemes Contrasting Color Harmony • Tetradic – Rectangle & Square • Four ColorsFour Colors • 2 Complimentary Pairs • 1 Dominant + 3 Colors • Balance B/W Cool and Warm Colors
- 21. Color SchemesColor Schemes Color Harmony • Achromatic • No ColorsNo Colors • White • Black • Grey
- 22. Color SchemesColor Schemes Color Harmony • Polychromatic • Many ColorsMany Colors