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Color & Value
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Value Mind Map on Color & Value, created by Debby gibson on 05/09/2016.
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apparel aesthetics
value
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Color & Value
1st Element to have visual impact
Electromagnetic Waves
color originates from this
if absorbs almost all wavelengths, looks black
subtractive color, process of experiencing absorbing all wavelengths
Color & Light
Light spectrum
Additive color
dynamic of working w/ colored light rays
Primary Colors of Light
red, green, blue
Color & Pigment
hue
determined by wavelength
tint
adding white
shade
adding black
intensity/saturation
refers to brightness or dullness
Standard Color Wheel
most relevant theory for fashion design
Munsell Color Tree
integrates hues with intervals of values
Color & Temperature
Warm vs. Cool
Color Interactions
Simultaneous Contrast
color looks different when in proximity to other color
Orphism, Simultaneism
movement, light, rhythm more important than presentation of object
Bezold Effect
changing one color in multicolor design creates a different visual product
Successive Contrast
if stare at a color for long time and look away, the complementary color appears in afterglow
Factors that influence perception
size, lighting, surface qualities
Value
Low-key values
middle gray values to black
High-key values
white to middle grays
value scale
gives concept a context
Contrast
Hight Contrast
draws attention & provides clarity
Low contrast
brings variety in subtle manner
Value & its perception
light values
advance/enlarge
dark values
recede
Values affect density
dark values- have greater visual weight
Roberto Capucci
1 collection; mainly in museums
haute coute as art form
fashion as architecture
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