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●Research the use of colour (and colour theory) within existing book covers for your chosen book for the Penguin brief
●Research the use of colour within Penguin paperbacks
●Research the use of colour in book cover design. How is colour used within the genre of your chosen book?
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Design principles: Colour theory
How we see and preside colour.
Psycological effect on colour
Fooled to see other colours from red, blue and green
Interaction with colour by Josef Albers
How you perceive colour different ways
suggest form
The art of colour by Johannes Itten
The tertiary colours can ber white in in to create different shades
Hue is one colour
Colour is one or several hues
“Colour” + “Hue” are often interchangeable terms
“Chroma” refers to all colour including shades, tints and tones
Shades are hues plus black
Tints are hues plus white
Tones, meanwhile, are hues plus grey
Are you making slight tints, shades, or hues
Mixing them create depth
Test colours change
Rgb chromatic scale
Monocromatic
Johannes Itten
Contrast of hue
stronger colour next to contrasting hues
Contrast of light and dark
white and black is have the strongest expression
Simulations contrast
Formed when boundaries between colours perceptually vibrate.
what you put next to the colour changes the way you perceive it
Contrast of saturation
pattern
focus
Contrast extension
contrast of propotion
balance of colours
Contrast in temperature
Contrast of cool and warm
Formed by juxtaposing hues that can be considered ‘warm’ or ‘cool’. Also known as the contrast of warm and cool.
Complementary Contrast
Formed by juxtaposing complementary colours from a colour wheel or perceptual opposites.
Can you use only colour to illustrate the book
How are you using colour to draw your colours
induvidulism
the establishment
Conotation to a newspaper
Crowds using extension teciniqe
Interraction of colour by Josef Albers
Painter
Relativity of colour
Reverse grounds
Bezeld effect
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