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  • Armony Ertiary: Color Unit Four 9

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    The document discusses tertiary harmony in color. It uses all six tertiary hues, which are a warm and cool version of each secondary hue. The usage is similar to secondary and adulterated primary colors. This harmony provides a warm and cool version of each secondary color. In landscapes, warmer yellow orange and red orange are seen in the foreground with yellow greens in vegetation. Cooler blue greens are seen in the middle distance while red violet and blue violet are seen in distant hills and mountains, with the coolest blue violets being seen farthest away.

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    Armony Ertiary: Color Unit Four 9

    Transféré par

    Iuliana Kessler
    The document discusses tertiary harmony in color. It uses all six tertiary hues, which are a warm and cool version of each secondary hue. The usage is similar to secondary and adulterated primary colors. This harmony provides a warm and cool version of each secondary color. In landscapes, warmer yellow orange and red orange are seen in the foreground with yellow greens in vegetation. Cooler blue greens are seen in the middle distance while red violet and blue violet are seen in distant hills and mountains, with the coolest blue violets being seen farthest away.

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    Color

    Unit Four

    HARMONY: TERTIARY

    Overview

    Example

    The tertiary harmony uses all six tertiary hues. You can think of these six tertiary hues as a warm and cool version of each of the three secondary hues.
    Usage

    The usage is similar to the secondary and adulterated primary usage, but this harmony is much more useful in that it provides a warm and cool version of each of the secondary colors. In a landscape, the warmer yellow orange and red orange colors are usually seen in the foreground, together with the yellow greens in vegetation. The cooler blue greens are seen more in the middle distance. The red violet and blue violets are seen in distant hills and mountains, with the coolest blue violets being seen in the far distance.

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    2005 Barry John Raybould

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