egg plate for palette

colors to use for practice

decribe a color using hue (describes the “color”), value (light/dark), and intensity/saturation.

primary, secondary, tertiary colors

color temperature - warm or cool bias

local color, atmospheric color, colors that advance and retreat,

tint, shade, tone

greying a color - neutralizing

intensifying colors

monochrome, analogous, complementary, split complementary, complementary analogous, primary triads, secondary triads,

color harmony

color in light and shadow

Color relativity - only as good as the color it is next to

Color only works well as value

• Iight is opaque / shadow is transparent

• Cool light - warm reflected light

• Warm light - cool reflected light

• Color and light 

• “You are the light of the world”

• “Your Blah and colorless without light”

• Color theory

• True colors - realistically represent subject matter (descriptive)

• Optical colors - affected by surroundings - light, reflection

• Arbitrary colors - fauvist, simply to express feeling or mood

• Space, movement, tonality

• Other meaning of color in culture

• Linguistic relativity hypothesis

• Color symbolism throughout the ages

• Color in language

• Color in climate zones e.r.Jaensch

• The permanence of a color

• Fugitive - how quickly a color fades

• HA - hue angle

• HS - hue shift

• BL - Blossom

• DF - diffusion

• LF - lightfastness

• VR - value range

• TR - transparency

• GR - Granulation

• ST - staining