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Understanding Color Properties and Effects

The document discusses the concept of color, detailing its three properties: hues, value, and intensity. It outlines the basic classifications of colors into primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, along with the effects of color and types of perspective in art. Additionally, it provides a brief overview of sculpture techniques and materials needed for creating a nature scene artwork.

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Understanding Color Properties and Effects

The document discusses the concept of color, detailing its three properties: hues, value, and intensity. It outlines the basic classifications of colors into primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, along with the effects of color and types of perspective in art. Additionally, it provides a brief overview of sculpture techniques and materials needed for creating a nature scene artwork.

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Color

Color

refers to the visual perception of light


being reflected from a surface of an
artwork.
The Three Properties of Color

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HUES

is the dimension of color that gives


color its identity or name.
VALUES

denotes the lightness and darkness of a color.


Colors can be made darker by making the
pigments thicker or adding black or adding a
little of its complement.
Intensity or Chroma

• denotes the brightness or dullness of a color,


its strength or weakness, its purity or impurity.
3 basic classification

1 . PRIMARY COLOR
2. SECONDARY COLOR
3. TERTIARY COLOR
3 Basic Classification
PRIMARY
COLORS
-BASIC
COLORS
FROM WHICH ALL
OTHER COLORS ARE
DERIVED.
SECONDARY COLORS

GREEN (yellow + blue),


ORANGE (yellow + red)
and VIOLET (blue + red)
TERTIARY COLORS

Violet + Orange = Russet


Orange + Green = Olive
Violet + Green = Slate
Intermediate or intermediary colors

• are mixture of equal amounts of primary and


secondary colors.
complementary or opposite colors

• form a natural balance in the color wheel.


Manner of Presenting Colors (Hues):

• Color Wheel – manifests the primary,


secondary, intermediary as well as the
complementary colors.
Color Triangle

• manifests the primary, secondary,


tertiary quaternary and the
intermediary colors as well.
Colors and Their
Effects
“A serious study of the symbolism of colors will show the correct
concept of color interpretation. This will also develop the proper
application and use of colors in everyday life.”
RESPECTIVE
RESPECTIVE

• deals with the effect of distance upon the


appearance of objects, by means of which the
eye judges spatial relationship
Types of Perspective:

• Linear perspective
• Aerial Perspective
LINEAR PERSPECTIVE

• is the representation of an appearance


of distance by means of converging
lines.
AERIAL PERSPECTIVE

•is the representation of relative


distances of objects by gradations
of tone and color
SCULPTURE
CARVING
CASTING
FABRICATION
FABRICATION

• It employs methods of joining or


fastening, such as nailing, stapling,
soldering and welding
PLATE NO. 7 “ Nature Scene Creation”
• Materials Needed:
• Sketch Paper or Drawing Books
• Pencils (for sketching)
• Erasers
• Coloring Tools: Crayons, Colored Pencils, Markers, or Watercolors
• Reference Images (optional): Trees, animals, flowers, mountains, or
landscapes.

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