Color: A Workshop Approach / Edition 1

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Overview

This new text connects color theory with its practical application in two-dimensional visual disciplines—graphic design, illustration, painting, textile art, and textile design. Fundamental color concepts are explored in a series of sixteen painted studies that guide students through a variety of color experiences. The lesson sequence moves logically from basic structural concepts, through experiments with color applications, to scenarios that facilitate color unity and expression.

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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780073023052
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill Higher Education
  • Publication date: 7/28/2004
  • Edition description: New Edition
  • Edition number: 1
  • Pages: 160
  • Sales rank: 316,000
  • Product dimensions: 8.00 (w) x 9.90 (h) x 0.40 (d)

Table of Contents

COLOR: A WORKSHOP APPROACH





FORWARD: MICHAEL JAMES


INTRODUCTION




PART 1: SEEING COLOR


Color Overtones and the Primary Triad


A Co-primary Triad


The Influence of Light on Reflected Color




PART 2: FIRST PRINCIPLES


About Color Terminology


The Structure of Color


Hue


Value


Saturation


Three-Dimensional Color Applications




PART 3: BEGINNING COLOR STUDIES


Workshop Materials List


Preparation for Painted Studies


Practical Guidelines for the Studies


Free Studies




PART 4: COLOR INTERACTION


Afterimages


Optical Mixing


Josef Albers


Free Studies




PART 5: APPLICATIONS


Tonal Progression


Transparency


Retinal Studies


Free Studies




PART 6: COLOR UNITY


Color Relationships


Color Anomaly


Free Studies




PART 7: COLOR RESEARCH


Sources


Color Inventories


Color Analysis


Free Studies




PART 8: THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE OF COLOR


Color: Symbol or Analogue?


Free Studies




PART 9: COLOR STUDIES ON THE COMPUTER


Mixing Colors with Sliders


Making Color Studies




ILLUSTRATED GLOSSARY


ATTRIBUTIONS OF STUDENT WORK
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