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Table of Contents

Contents
Preface    ix
Acknowledgments    xi
Notes on Materials    xiii


PART ONE  COLOR STUDY 1


Chapter 1  The Nature of Color: Color Physics and Perception    1
Introduction  1
Color Physics  2
        Electromagnetic Spectrum  3
Primary Colors of Light  4
Additive Color System  4
Color Perception  6
Additive Color Media  8
Subtractive Color System  9
        Subtractive Primary Colors  10
The Relationship of Additive and Subtractive Color  12
Complementary Colors  13
Local and Relative Color  15
Activities  15


Chapter 2  The Color Circle and Color  Systems: An Exploration    17
Introduction  17
Color Circles and Systems–A Brief History  17
Color Circles–A Rationale  23
The Traditional Subtractive Color Circle  24
Hues–Components of a Color Circle  26
Achromatics and the Color Circle  26
Hue Contrast  27
Hue Relationships on the Color Circle  28
        Hue Values  28
        Color Temperature  28
        Color Harmony  30
        Color Families  30
        Color Opposites  31
        Color Chords  32
Color Proportion  32
Activities  33


Chapter 3  Attributes of Color    36
Introduction  36
Hue  36
        Hue Names  36
        Hue Standards  37
        Hue Identification–Base Hues  37
        Hue Variation  39
Value  39
        Value Scales: Tints and Shades  40
        Inherent Value of Hues  40
        Value Keys  42
Saturation  43
        Saturation and Value  43
        Systems of Color Saturation–Color Solids  43
        Methods to Vary Color Saturation  46
        Saturation Keys  49
Activities  49


Chapter 4  Color Interaction    54
Introduction  54
Color Relativity–Chevereul and Albers  54
        Simultaneous Contrast  54
        Afterimage  56
        Albers and Color Interaction  58
        Color Relativity–Principles of Color Interaction  59
Optical Mixtures  65
        Color Mixing Discs  66
        Broken Color  67
        Optical Mixtures of Pigmented Color  67
Other Types of Color Interaction  69
        The Bezold Effect  69
        Color Dominance  71
Color Transparency  71
        Actual Transparency  71
        Simulated Transparency  72
Activities  73


Chapter 5  The Materials of Color    78
Introduction  78
Physical Color Materials  78
        Pigmented Materials  78
        Types of Pigment  79
        Vehicles and Binders  80
        Opaque and Transparent Media  82
        Colorfastness of Artist’s Materials  82
        Student- and Professional-Grade Colors  83
        Painting Media  84
        Inks and Dyes  89
Process Materials  90
        Color Photography  90
        Digital Photography  92
        Color Printing  92
        Color Reproduction  94
Activity  98


Chapter 6  Computer Color    99
Introduction  99
Computer Color Basics  99
The Color Monitor  100
Bit Depth  100
Bitmap and Vector-Based Programs  101
        Bitmap  101
        Vector  101
Types of Digital Software  102
Types of Image Files  103
Computer Tools  103
        Toolbox  103
        Filters  103
        Layers  108
        Computer Color  108
        Swatch Palette  113
Using Computer Color  113
        Color Theory and Computer Design  113
        To Pick and Apply Color  114
        Computer Color Printing  116
Color Management  116
Activities  117


PART TWO  DESIGNING WITH  COLOR 121


Chapter 7  The Elements of Design    121
Introduction  121
The Abstract Concepts of Design  121
The Picture Plane  122
Design Elements  122
        Line  122
        Shape  123
        Space and Form  127
        Ways to Create Space  128
        Linear Perspective  129
        Value  131
        Texture  132
Activities  133


Chapter 8  The Principles of Design    137
Introduction  137
Order and Chaos  137
Gestalt Theory in Design  138
Design Principle–Unity  139
        Ways to Create Unity  140
Economy  142
Design Principle–Emphasis  142
        Ways to Create Emphasis  143
Design Principle–Balance  145
        Symmetry  146
        Asymmetrical Balance  147
        Crystallographic and Radial Balance  148
Design Principles–Proportion and Scale 149
Design Principles–Movement and Rhythm  149
        Movement  149
        Rhythm  150
Activities  151


Chapter 9  Color Schemes  and Harmonies    156
Introduction  156
Simple Color Harmonies  156
        Achromatic Harmony  157
        Monochromatic Harmony  157
        Analogous Harmony  158
Contrasting or Opposing Harmonies  158
        Complementary or Dyad Harmony  159
        Cool/Warm Color Harmony  160
        Double Complement Harmony  161
        Split Complementary Harmony  161
Balanced Color Harmonies  163
        Triadic Harmony  163
        Tetrad Harmony  165
Keyed Color Harmonies  166
Informal Color Harmonies  166
Activities  169


Chapter 10  Designing with Color    173
Introduction  173
Color Unity  173
        Color Repetition  173
        Consistent Color Key or Temperature  174
        Color Continuity  175
        Color Similarity, Proportion, and Distribution  175
Color Emphasis  175
        Color Contrast  175
        Unique Color  179
        Color Gradation  179
Color Balance  179
        Relative Weight of Colors  179
        Asymmetrical Color Balance  180
        Color and Symmetry  181
        Radial Color Balance  181
Color to Depict Form, Light, and Space  182
        Color Value and Spatial Illusion  182
        Form and Color  182
        Color and Light  182
        Color and Space  185
        Light and Color Atmosphere in Abstraction  187
Color Rhythm and Movement  187
Activities  189


Chapter 11  Expressive Color    192
Introduction  192
Color Psychology  192
Color Symbols  195
Environmental Color  196
Color Harmony Versus Color Discord  197
Color Preference  198
Color Expression  199
Free-Form Color Harmony  200
Thematic Color  202
Activities  208


Chapter 12  Color in Art    211
Introduction  211
Reflected Light–Mosaics  211
Primacy of Form–The Renaissance  212
        Renaissance Frescos–Massacio 212
Light and Movement–The Baroque  214
        Caravaggio  214
Poetry in Color–Romantic Period  215
        Joseph Mallord Turner  215
Time and Place–Impressionism  216
        Claude Monet  216
Simple Elegance–Japanese Art  217
        Woodblock Prints  217
Color Expression–Neoimpressionism  218
        Van Gogh and Gauguin  218
Fauvism and Beyond  219
        Henri Matisse  219
Movement in Space–Futurism 220
        Balla 220
Color Utopians–Modernism and Purism  221
        Le Corbusier 221

        The Delaunays  222

Pierre Bonnard–Premier Colorist  222
Inner Light–Abstract Expressionism  223
        Helen Frankenthaler 223
Commercial Color and Culture  224
        Andy Warhol  224
Light Reflected–Minimalism and Beyond  225
Color and Concept
        Yves Klein  225
        Dan Flavin  226
Pigment and Ritual–Anish Kapoor  227
Color in Installation and Image  226
        Jennifer Steinkamp 226
Color in Light and Space  229
        David Batchelor and Jim Lambie   229


Glossary    230
Bibliography    236
Index    239


 

 

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