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Exploring Color Theory: A Creative Outdoor Sketching Session

Join us for Color Theory Day, where you’ll learn the fundamentals of color theory and apply your knowledge in a fun outdoor drawing activity! Discover primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, along with complementary and monochromatic color schemes. Get ready to explore the vibrant world of colors while sketching in nature. This hands-on experience will enhance your understanding of colors and improve your artistic skills. *Reminder: E&P Retest is Friday at 8:35 AM. Please have your review sheet complete!*

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Exploring Color Theory: A Creative Outdoor Sketching Session

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  1. Color Theory Day! Yay! Sketch book and pencil Learn about color theory, then apply it in a drawing outside. Clean and close **REMINDER- E&P RETEST IS FRIDAY @ 8:35. Have your review sheet complete!!

  2. Primary Colors • *Primary – First or highest rank of importance: Chief: Principal • Primary Colors- a color that in a mixture makes all other colors. (red, yellow or blue)

  3. Secondary Colors • *Secondary- Derived or derivative: not primary or original • Secondary Colors- a color produced by mixing two primary colors. (orange, green or violet)

  4. Tertiary colors • *Tertiary- of the third order, rank, stage, formation, etc.; third • Tertiary colors- When a primary color is combined with a secondary color the result is a tertiary. (Red-orange, yellow-green…)

  5. Complimentary ColorsColors opposite each other on the color wheel

  6. Monochromatic ColorsTints and shades of a single hue

  7. Analogous Color SchemesSit next to each other on the color wheel.

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