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COLOR WHEEL AND VALUE SCALE:
This project involves the making of a value scale
COLOR WHEEL AND VALUE SCALE:
This project involves the making of a value scale as well, which should be done on a separate sheet with even steps of achromatic grays mixed from white and black.
Your color wheels can be straight forward to simply display the required information or you can design your own unique color wheel creatively as in the examples you can see in the web gallery.
In creating your subtractive color wheel, you will mix all your hues from the three pigment primaries of red, yellow, and blue (or we can refer to them as primary magenta, primary yellow, and primary cyan) to create a 12 point color wheel. For each hue, you will also mix its tint (mixture with white), tone (mixture with gray), and shade (mixture with black), as well as its mixture with its complement (opposite hue on the color wheel) to demonstrate how complementary colors mix to create chromatic grays. In addition, you will place the complementary hue inside or next to each hue (this time without mixing) to demonstrate the vivid contrast complementary colors result in when used together.
Although I give the usual two-week period for the making of this project so you can pace yourselves well before the final exam, this project might take you a little longer, and you can take longer as needed as long as you submit it a week before the final exam period.
Here is a fully captioned demonstration video that goes along with your project description you can download! Show each step of the project.
Attached is an example
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