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A colorful color-spotting challenge.

by Helen Sanchez
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Slide 1: What is color?

Color is the way our eyes perceive light wavelengths. Objects reflect, absorb, or transmit light, producing the hues we see every day.

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Slide 2: Primary colors

In digital media, the primary colors are red, green, and blue. Mixing them creates a broad spectrum of colors.

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Slide 3: Secondary colors

Secondary colors arise from mixing two primaries: red+green makes yellow, red+blue makes magenta, and green+blue makes cyan.

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Slide 4: Warm vs cool

Warm colors like red, orange, and yellow evoke energy and heat. Cool colors such as blue, green, and violet feel calm and refreshing.

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Slide 5: The color wheel

A color wheel maps hues in a circle, helping us see relationships between colors, contrasts, and harmonies for design and art.

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Slide 6: Color harmony

Color harmonies include complementary, analogous, and triadic schemes. They create balance, contrast, and visual interest in compositions.

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Slide 7: Complementary colors

Complementaries sit opposite on the color wheel. Pairing them creates strong contrast, making elements stand out dramatically.

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Slide 8: Tints, shades, tones

Adding white creates a tint, black creates a shade, and gray yields a tone. These soften or intensify colors.

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Slide 9: Color in branding

Colors influence perception and memory. Brands use specific hues to convey values, evoke emotions, and improve recognition across media.

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Slide 10: Quick color quiz

Think of a color that symbolizes calm. Is it warm or cool? What harmony would pair well with it for a clean design?

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