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    Alue Cales: Unit 5: Colored Pencil

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    This document discusses color theory terms including the color wheel, warm and cool colors, analogous colors which are next to each other on the color wheel, complementary colors which are opposite each other, and how to create tints by mixing with white and shades by adding black or a complement color. It instructs the reader to create primary color value scales in sketchbook by drawing rectangles and blending analogous and complementary colors from dark to light within each rectangle without using black.

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    This document discusses color theory terms including the color wheel, warm and cool colors, analogous colors which are next to each other on the color wheel, complementary colors which are opposite each other, and how to create tints by mixing with white and shades by adding black or a complement color. It instructs the reader to create primary color value scales in sketchbook by drawing rectangles and blending analogous and complementary colors from dark to light within each rectangle without using black.

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    This document discusses color theory terms including the color wheel, warm and cool colors, analogous colors which are next to each other on the color wheel, complementary colors which are opposite each other, and how to create tints by mixing with white and shades by adding black or a complement color. It instructs the reader to create primary color value scales in sketchbook by drawing rectangles and blending analogous and complementary colors from dark to light within each rectangle without using black.

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    VALUE SCALES

    Unit 5: Colored Pencil

    THE COLOR WHEEL

    WARM & COOL COLORS

    ANALOGOUS COLORS

    Colors located next to each other on the color


    wheel.

    For Example:
    Yellow
    Yellow-Orange
    & Orange

    COMPLIMENTARY COLORS

    Colors located opposite one another on the color


    wheel.

    For Example:
    Yellow & Purple
    Red & Green
    Blue & Orange

    TINTS AND SHADES


    Tints: Mixing a color
    with white to make a
    color lighter.
    Shade: Adding black,
    or a colors
    compliment, to a color
    to make a color
    darker.

    PRIMARY COLOR VALUE SCALES

    In Sketchbook use a ruler to draw 3 rectangles.

    1 inch tall by 6 inches long

    Create a value scale for each of the primary


    colors
    Use analogous and complimentary colors
    NO BLACK

    Value scales should blend from darkest to


    lightest.

    Use light pressure and layer colors

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