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Color Theory:  Class 1

1.  Prezi - Part 1
  • Please click here to view the Prezi.  Then, you can then use the left and right arrow keys to move forward and backward through the "slides".  
2.  Color quiz reviews
  • Color Wheel Trivia
  • Your Color Personality
3.  Article
  • Interesting article on how men see color vs. how women see color
  • Color theory refresher
  • Color affects your mood
4.  Key terms
  • Hue - an object's color
  • Primary colors - red, blue, yellow
  • Secondary colors - green, orange, purple
  • Tertiary colors - colors formed by mixing a primary and secondary color together
  • Warm colors - reds, oranges, yellows
  • Cool colors - blues, greens, purples
  • Neutral colors - black, white, tans, grays, browns, ivories, creams
  • Roy G. Biv -  is an acronym for the sequence of hues commonly described as making up a rainbow: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo and Violet
5.  Homework for next class
  • Please bring in 3 ad or website designs featuring each - warm, cool, and neutral colors
  • Be prepared to discuss what works/doesn't work regarding the use of color in the design
  • Read articles above and be prepared to discuss in next class
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TEXTBOOK
  • No textbook is required

SESSIONS
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    • Intro to Typography >
      • Typography: Class 1
      • Typography: Class 2
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      • Typography: Class 4
    • Advanced Typography >
      • Advanced Typography: Class 1
      • Advanced Typography: Class 2
      • Advanced Typography: Class 3
      • Advanced Typography: Class 4
    • Intro to Photoshop >
      • Photoshop: Class 1
      • Photoshop: Class 2
      • Photoshop: Class 3
      • Photoshop: Class 4
    • Inter./Adv. Photoshop >
      • Inter/Adv Photoshop: Class 1
      • Inter/Adv Photoshop: Class 2
      • Inter/Adv Photoshop: Class 3
      • Inter/Adv Photoshop: Class 4
    • Intro to Illustrator >
      • Illustrator: Class 1
      • Illustrator: Class 2
      • Illustrator: Class 3
      • Illustrator: Class 4
    • Color Theory >
      • Color Theory: Class 1
      • Color Theory: Class 2
      • Color Theory: Class 3
      • Color Theory: Class 4
    • WordPress >
      • WordPress: Class 1
      • WordPress: Class 2
      • WordPress: Class 3
      • WordPress: Class 4
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