'Secondary colours' diaporamas de présentation

Exam Review

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Eco Cushions

Eco Cushions. Year 7 Design and Technology. Situation.

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ABQ Primary Visual Arts

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Painting the Figure 1

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National 4/5 Graphic Communication

National 4/5 Graphic Communication. Colour Theory. Graphic Communication. The use of colour plays a massive role in Graphic Communication. It can be used to convey feelings, to create visual impact and to suggest the use for products.

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Colour Wheel Lesson 6: Assessment

Colour Wheel Lesson 6: Assessment. Connector: What levels did you give these colour wheels. 3A: Neat Smooth Different tones Accurate harmonious colours. 3B: Neat Smooth Different tones More care needed More even paint needed. 3C: Some different tones Goes over the

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Light is reflected off shiny objects ( it bounces off them )

Light is form of energy. It can be used to help us see in the dark, to cut metals ( using a laser ) or to send signals.

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Year 7 Visual Arts Term 1

Looking at colour. Year 7 Visual Arts Term 1. Work to be started today. Homework due next lesson. The visible spectrum of colours that we can see ranges between red at one end and violet at the other end. This is what we see when we look at a rainbow.

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Mixing C o l o u r

Mixing C o l o u r. 3. Primary Colours. All colours are made from variations of one or more of primary colours. 3. Secondary Colours. Mixing two primary colours makes a secondary colour. primary colours + secondary colours = Tertiary Colours.

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Colour and Emotions

We can use colour to describe how we are feeling. Colours can have warm and cool tones. We can choose warm and cool tones to create an atmosphere or mood in our art work. Look at the following colours and talk about how they make you feel. Is it a warm or a cool colour?.

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Elements of Art

Elements of Art.

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Colour Theory

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Sonia Delaunay

Sonia Delaunay. Ukrainian-born French Painter, Textile Designer, Fashion and Costume Designer Movements: Cubism, Orphism. Sonia Delaunay's career spanned the European continent, allowing her to reap the riches of the exciting advances by many avant-garde art groups.

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Colour and Colour Combinations Pre-school and Elementary School

Colour and Colour Combinations Pre-school and Elementary School. School and home activities. Rationale. Pre School. Elementary. The children are going to learn about Colour Mixing in an exciting way , which will motivate them to actively participate . .

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Colour and Art

Colour and Art. Primary Colours. Red. Yellow. Blue. Piet Mondrian. Secondary Colours. Purple. Green. Orange. Henri Matisse. Tertiary Colours. Red+Yellow+Blue. = Browns. Rover Thomas. Pablo Picasso. Joy Hester. Complementary Colours. Purple/Yellow. Orange/Blue. Green/Red.

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The colour wheel

The colour wheel. Primary Colours. A primary colour is a colour which cannot be made by mixing other colours What are the three primary colours? The primary colours are red, yellow and blue. Secondary colours. Secondary colours are made by mixing two primary colours

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Colour by Subtraction

Colour by Subtraction. Complementary Colours. Primary colours of pigment. The primary colours of pigment are: Cyan Magenta Yellow. Complementary Colours. Colours formed by mixtures of pigments are called subtractive colours . When complementary colours are combined, they make black .

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C olour Lesson

C olour Lesson. By Michelle Bracher. Red , Yellow and Blue are the primary colours . Orange , Green and Purple are the secondary colours . They are achieved by mixing two primary colours together. Colour Tints. A tint describes a colour that is mixed with white. .

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Made by Emily and Amelia

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