Color Theory
In this exercise, we studied color theory by creating a color wheel with watercolor paint.
First, we put red, blue and yellow paint the size of quarters on our tablet. We then took our paintbrushes and began painting in the individual base colors required for the color wheel. Once finished with that, we mixed colors together on our tablets to create Orange, Green & Violet. We then fill in those colors in the designated areas.
First, we put red, blue and yellow paint the size of quarters on our tablet. We then took our paintbrushes and began painting in the individual base colors required for the color wheel. Once finished with that, we mixed colors together on our tablets to create Orange, Green & Violet. We then fill in those colors in the designated areas.
This is what my color wheel was going to be before I realized that Orange does not go there lol.
This is what my final product looked like after fixing and finishing my color wheel.
We also tinted and shaded watercolors!
First, we put black & white paint on our tablets and mixed them together to create different kinds of shades.
This was the final product on our black and white shades.
After completing this, we used a primary color and created shades (mine was Blue!)
This is the final product of my blue shades.
Getting this 🍞🍞🍞🍞!
good explanation
ReplyDeleteOrange does not go there. But you fixed it. Nice
ReplyDeleteYour black and white transition is nicely done! Bread was gotten!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate that you included your mistake! Great correction.
ReplyDeleteAwesome black and white transitions!
ReplyDeleteI like the color of the paint before you mixed it
ReplyDeleteThe blue transition looks very good!
ReplyDeletediggin the layout and the bread comment
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