'Warm colours' presentation slideshows

Elements and Principles of Art

Elements and Principles of Art. visual elements. ELEMENTS. colour. Visual elements. Primary Colours. The Three primary colours are Red Blue and Yellow. They cannot be made by mixing other colours. Secondary Colours. Secondary colours can be made by mixing 2 primary colours.

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Understanding Movies

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VISUAL ART

VISUAL ART. Visual art is a vast subject, including all kinds of pictures and sculptures. Artists make art for many reasons:

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Understanding the Formal Elements

Understanding the Formal Elements. COLOUR. What is this?. It is the colour wheel. What are Primary Colours ?. They are colours that can not be made by mixing other colours. By mixing different amounts of these 3 colours and black and white you can achieve a wide range of colours.

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Henri Matisse , Harmony in Red, 1908, Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia

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Colour Theory

By mixing two primary colours, a secondary colour is created. ... This painting has complementary colours and their values - blues and oranges. ...

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Colour Theory

Colour Theory. Graphic Communication. CDT Department. Graphic Communication. Colour theory is needed for the Knowledge & Interpretation and the Presentation & Illustration Grades. This consists of a range of different aspects. Graphic Communication.

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C O L O U R S

C O L O U R S. THE COLOUR WHEEL. W A R M COLOURS. C O O L COLOURS. C O O L. W A R M. BLUES GREENS BLUISH PURPLE - VIOLET. RED PINK ORANGE BROWNS REDDISH PURPLE - MAROON. NEUTRAL COLOURS. BLACK. WHITE. YELLOW. TASK 1: CHOOSING YOUR COLOURS.

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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 Theory

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Elements of Design

Elements of Design. C o l o u r. Colour is the part of light that is reflected by the object we see. It is a visual sensation produced by light. Primary colours: red , yellow , blue Colours can be warm or cold

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How to Spruce up Your Outdated Kitchen Cabinets?

For your old and outdated kitchen cabinets that you want to retain maybe because they have some special meaning to you, or you are not yet ready to replace them, you can spruce them up by using your favourite paint colour. Paints can work amazingly on different furniture, most especially on your kitchen cabinets. - http://paintcore.ca/

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Slave Ship (Slavers Throwing Overboard the Dead and Dying, Typhoon Coming On)

Slave Ship (Slavers Throwing Overboard the Dead and Dying, Typhoon Coming On). 1840. Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851) One of the most recognised English landscape and seascape painters of the nineteenth century Turner is thought of as a forerunner to the Impressionist movement.

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How to Capture the Best Landscape Photographs

Landscape photography is not at all easy, though it may look like. You need to follow various steps to capture the best pictures of landscapes. You can follow certain tips and techniques while capturing the images of landscapes.

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The Psychology of Colours and Contrasts

Colour and contrast have enormous effects on us emotionally, psychologically and even physically. Lighter shades calm us down while brighter shades such as red, triggers anxiety and stress. If you are not feeling good and want to calm your mind, then choose the following colours.

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