Analyze extention
- 1. Color Extension and Analysis How much color is there? How does it work
- 2. How “strong is a color” • Based on Itten’s theories about Harmony Contrast of Extension All about RATIOS • Goethe power of light
- 3. 9 4 3 6 8 6 Goethe power of light
- 4. How Visually strong is each complement? You need just a little yellow to make the same impact as a lot of purple
- 5. • Contrast of extension involves the proportion of colors used. • Two factors determine the for use of a pure color: • its brilliance or lightness of value, • its amount
- 6. In terms of the object, the red isn’t physical large, but it is visually important. You notice it.
- 8. 60 30 10 60% 30% 10% Chart Title 1 2 3
Editor's Notes
- #2: Color dominance is the principle of a composition that causes the viewer to be initially attracted to the emphasized color. Every colored art composition portrays color dominance in some way. There are several different ways that a color can be dominant which include the following: a color is used in the most prominent area of a composition, a color is next to other colors which causes the most contrast, a coloris the most vibrant, or a color occupies the most area in a composition. Like regular dominance, color dominance can have a dominant, subordinate, and accentual colors. The painting above is The Large Blue Horses, an excellent example of colordominance by Franz Marc. The dominant color in this composition is blue, while the subordinate color is red and the accentual colors are greens and yellows.
- #3: Pure hues are perceived as stronger. 60-30-10
- #4: Yellow 9, Orange 8 Red 6 Violet 3 Blue 4 Green 6
- #6: It is used to balance, or counter the balance of an image that is heavily weighted toward a single hue. It can also be used to affect brightness or intensity of a hue.
- #12: What color is dominate, what color comes next?
- #13: Cut a mask that fits the image and centers the color bars. Change because of a desire to change the general “feeling”