CLIL ART Colours - Secondary School

CLIL ART

COLOURS

PRIMARY, SECONDARY, TERTIARY COLOURS

Secondary Colours

Tertiary colours

Primary Colours

PURPLEGREEN ORANGE

REDBLUE YELLOW

IF YOU MIX ONE PRIMARY COLOUR AND ONE SECONDARY COLOUR, YOU MAKE TERTIARY COLOURS

IF YOU MIX TWO PRIMARY COLOURS, YOU MAKE SECONDARY COLOURS

YOU CAN'T MAKE THEM FROM OTHER COLOURS

1. Colour wheel

In a colour wheel we can find primary, secondary and tertiary colours, all together.

2. Warm and cool colours

In a colour wheel we have WARM colours: RED, YELLOW AND ORANGE COOL colours: GREEN, BLUE AND PURPLE

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3. Analogous and complementary colours

In a colour wheel we have COMPLEMENTARY COLOURS: they aren't similar and they create contrast and movement in a painting ANALOGOUS COLOURS: they are similar and create harmony in a painting

Let's talk about a painting!

TITLE : Water Lilies and Japanese bridgePAINTER: Claude Monet "Water Lilies and Japanese bridge" is a painting by Claude Monet. It is a pond with water lilies and a bridge. In this painting the main colours are blue, green and blue-green. They are cool colours. They are also analogous colours and create harmony in the panting.

Let's talk about a painting!

TITLE : Starry NightPAINTER: Vincent Van Gogh "Starry night" is a painting by Vincent Van Gogh. It is a landscape with stars , the moon, trees and some houses. In this painting the main colours are blue, light blue and yellow. Blue and light blue are cool and analogous colours. Yellow ia a warm colour and complementary to blue. It creates movement and contrast..

This is how to start talking about a painting or a picture

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