Colour
A visual perception created when light interacts with the human eye and brain.
Colour
the colour wheel is usually in this shape
Circle
Red, Blue and Yellow
Primary Colours
Colors evoke emotions and set moods.
Emotional Impact
The intensity of a colour
Saturation
How many colours are usually on the colour wheel?
Six
Purple, Orange and, Green
Secondary Colours
Spring/Summer: Pastels, brights, and whites reflect light and evoke freshness.
Seasonal Trends
The lightness or darkness of a colour
Brightness
A visual representation of colors arranged in a circular format to show the relationships between different hues.
The Colour Wheel
Red & Green
Yellow & Purple
Blue & Orange
Complimentary Colours
Dark colors (like black) are often perceived as slimming, while lighter colors can add volume.
Body Shape
Mixing a primary and secondary colour
Tertiary
The first colours to go on the colour wheel
Primary Colours
Colours that represent sunlight and heat and they evoke feelings of passion and anger
Warm Colours
Brights and bold colors can showcase confidence and creativity.
Social and Personality expression
Black and White are.....
Shade & Tint
Colours that sit opposite of each other on the Colour Wheel
Complementary Colours
Colours that represent calmness and serenity and evoke feelings of sadness and tranquility
Cool Colours
In Western cultures, white is associated with weddings, while in many Asian cultures, it's linked to mourning.
Cultural Significance