Color Interaction Parings: Phase 3

Step 1: COLOR RESEARCH PROCESS

Marcus’s personality: Creative, positive, responsibility, playful, and secretive.

Color: Purple

Step 2: COLOR MOCKUP

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Step 2: color mock up

Step 3: ICON RESEARCH PROCESS

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Step 4: ICON MOCKUP

 

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This is the Paired Color Identities with Simultaneous Contrast I worked on with Marcus. Total time took 3 hours.

Color Interaction Parings: Phase 4

This project was fun. I like working on the computer more rather than cut paper. I learned about Achromatic gray, what I learned on this group is, it was easy to see a difference because I was only working with grays. There wasn’t a lot of options to choose. Also  Shifting value (with color), This group was a little tricky to create because of the value options. But with many tries, this is what I came up with. Also Shifting hue, but not value, This group was easy to create, I first chose a color and the chose another hue by sliding the hue bar up and down til I see a difference in the middle square. And Shifting hue and value, This group was also easy to create, I first chose a color and the chose another hue by sliding the hue bar up and down and then I changed the value until I see a difference in the middle square. Also we had to create a Free-Study – Paired Color Identities with Simultaneous Contrast. This Part of this project was fun to create. We had to chose a color that represents our partners personalities and then create an icon that would represent them while also creating Simulated contrast. I would not change anything about this project, I finished everything and handed them in on time.

Free-Study – Paired Color Identities with Simultaneous Contrast

Color interactions: phase 4

For this project, color and how its perceived was the main idea. I’ve learned that one color can appear differently according to its surrounding color because surrounding color subtracts itself from the influenced color. There can be differences in hue, saturation, value or all depending on color combinations. For this project, four color interactions were observed. An achromatic interaction with difference in hue and 3 color interactions with changes in hue, value and both. The change in value can be made by selecting three colors with different values. One hue light in value, one dark and another in between. As designers, colors are consistently used as a means to communicate to viewers so learning to manipulate the eye is significant.

color interactions: phase 3

Click on the link to view the color interaction pair-ups: lightningsun

Me and my colleague did not know nothing about each other. As an experiment we gave each other a color according to how we felt through our energy. My partner guessed violet and I green. Deeper research was then carried out to learn about color and psychology. Colors can often specify specific personalities, sounds, emotions, smells, and so on. That shows how the human mind links color to all the five senses and the power of color. We then learned different shades and tints of hues had more specific meanings which is how we chose the colors we did. Using knowledge we had on each other we chose the right shades for another and we used similar qualities for our influenced color. We’ve conjured the color yellow as our shared color. For our icons i chose a lightning bolt and he a sun. This  is because he loves electronics, nature and is a very straight forward person. Me because I love the summer, photography and traveling. Both icons relate because they both are found in nature and emit light. Time taken was around 90 minutes

Saturation Studies: Phase 2

Achromatic color saturation
Achromatic color saturation
Muted Saturation studies
Muted Saturation studies
Prismatic color studies
Prismatic color studies

I learned that prismatic colors are the purest and chromatic colors are the least saturated. Muted colors lie in between. In order to obtain prismatic colors (pure R,O,Y,G,B,V) you use the primary colors (Red, yellow, blue). In order to make the other 3 prismatic colors (O,G,V) you mix red, yellow and blue accordingly. To create muted colors you can add either black, white, or it’s compliment. When adding black, you are shading and when adding white you are tinting. Using compliments can be tricky because using too much can lead to chromatic colors. Chromatic colors are essentially a muddy brown/grey and are created using a color and it’s compliment.