PPT-Color
Author : jane-oiler | Published Date : 2016-08-08
DESIGNS MOST EXCITING ELEMENT Color has three Physical Properties Hue Value Intensity the name given to a color RED YELLOW BLUE ORANGE GREEN VIOLET
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DESIGNS MOST EXCITING ELEMENT Color has three Physical Properties Hue Value Intensity the name given to a color RED YELLOW BLUE ORANGE GREEN VIOLET. This guaran tees objective description of colored objects Color perception is dependent on the interaction of three elements Color Perception Ten million That is the number of di64256erent colors that we can distinguish No wonder we cannot remember Enable easy printing at work home or on the go with mobile printing features Print speed Black Up to 17 ppm Color Up to 4 ppm Scan resolution Up to 1200 x 1200 dpi hardware Up to 1200 x 1200 dpi optical Copy resolution Black text Up to 300 x 300 dpi 5 DA103 Coral Rose Cadmium Red DAO15 Banana Cream DA309 21 DA217 Peach Sherbert Fleshtone DAO78 Burnt Orange DAO16 101 DA224 Cerulean Blue Ultra Blue Deep DA100 Holly Green DAO48 21 DA105 Blue GreyMist Neutral Grey DAO95 Fawn DA242 Teal Green DA107 7 Causes of Color Variations A color can vary depending on the substrate on which it is painted For example the evaporation rate for solvent varies over metal or plastic A longer rate gives a 64258ake pigment additional time to 64258oat and can darken by Alice Walker. Beloved. by Toni Morrison. Presentation by Katie Zobel . BELOVED. Cultural background, story plot. BELOVED. cultural background. Toni Morrison grew up in the 1940’s and 50’s. Specialized in Black Fiction in the late 1900’s . Hue, Value and Intensity. Sketchbook Assignment. Write the definitions of the three properties of color, use ink pen or markers.. Glue the definitions to a page in your sketchbook. . Title the page “THE THREE PROPERTIES OF COLOR”. What is color. Color is….. the quality of an object or substance with respect to light reflected by the object, usually determined visually by measurement of . hue, saturation, and brightness . of the reflected light; saturation or chroma; hue. . Color. Color is:. A property of light. Visible when light is emitted or reflected. Determined by the wavelength of light. The three properties of color are hue, value and saturation.. Hue. refers to the pure state of a color; it is the name we give a color, such as red or blue.. Color. Color choice is critical to good design--whether it is the printed page or web page. It may well be the most powerful design tool because it communicates so effectively. . Colors can vary . . .. Analyze how color can be used to create moods and illusions. Explain how primary colors are used to produce other colors on the color wheel. Describe the effects of intensity and value on various hues. del color es tan viejo como la humanidad. El hombre de la época glacial, hace más de 20.000 años ya utilizaba colores minerales para representar su vida y cuanto le rodeaba . (. bisontes, jabalíes y caballos de las bóvedas y muros de las cuevas de Altamira. Color Schemes, Use of color in Interior Decoration . We all live in a world where color is a part of us. Color in everyday life is very diverse. It gives us pleasure, increase our appetite and provide us serenity. Color is a mental phenomenon which is evoked by light striking the back of the eyes.. element of design. 3 dimensions. hue. value. chroma. Hue-. the descriptive name of color . (i.e. red, yellow, & green). pure color w/o black, white, or gray added. defines a specific spot on the color wheel . Why do we see what we see?. Color. The property possessed by an . object. of producing different sensations on the . eye. as a result of the way the object reflects or transmits . light. .. Light. transmission.
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