Introduction to Light & Color: Primary, Secondary and Tertiary

Introduction: The study of color is based on scientific theory—principles that can be observed and easily systematized. In this chapter, we will examine these basic characteristics of color relationships to see how they help give form and meaning to the subject of an artist’s work.

Readings: Chapter: Color- Page no 188-190

Recommended Book Reference:

1- Art Fundamentals:Theory and Practice by  Otto G. OcvirkRobert E. StinsonPhilip R. WiggRobert O. BoneDavid L. Cayton
School of ArtBowling Green State University
http://dl.booktolearn.com/ebooks2/art/artrelated/9780073379272_Art_Fundamentals_5fd0.pdf

Assignment: Instructions

1- Prepare a color wheel that differentiate the categories of color like primary, secondary and tertiary.
2- Kindly select a season of your own choice and paint a landscape into the colors of that season. For example you select Spring season, according to that you should paint a spring season landscape. Indicate the categories of colors in the painted landscape or display swatches of color categories by the side of that painting.
Surface: any that is available to you
Medium: any that is available to you

Size: Any according to available surface

2- Seasonal Color Analysis Quiz:Find your own color analysis accroding to season

https://thelaurieloo.com/blog/what-season-am-i
 

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