ART116 — Basic Design - Color Theory
ART 116 - Basic Design - Color Theory ART 116 - Basic Design - Color Theory 3 Credit(s) Course Description: Provides instruction in the basic theories and practice of using color qualities and relationships in art, including hue, value, and saturation in essential and experimental color design, providing a foundation in the vocabulary and practice of color theory in visual art. Assignments exploring both objective and non-objective form address color mixing, spatial and volumetric effects, basic color relationships, color in image development, and the effect of color on human emotion and perception. Students will work primarily with opaque painting mediums such as gouache. Analyze composition with a focus on the use of color and its effect to meet individually determined designs in a variety of contexts. This course satisfies foundation core requirements for students pursuing fine art, design, and commercial applications. Course Learning
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