Please post your hue responses to the module at https://coloranddesign.community.uaf.edu/07-hue-vs-value/ below.
07a: Hue, Value, and Saturation
Please post your hue responses to the module at https://coloranddesign.community.uaf.edu/07-hue-vs-value/ below.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hXVhRKbpY6tP-LOGdfMFUBejLPm-49rq6w0Aarpj4Zg/edit
Although it does not show up well on the photo, I was pleased with the results of the Value Scales I did. I only used red, blue, yellow, black and white. The center color for each is the color directly from the tube and I gently added black or white to change the Value. For the Desaturation, I only used red, blue and yellow to create the level of saturation. The darker colors are clearly defined on the original but did not transmit well with the photo.
Your scales came out awesome. Looking at your desaturation scale helped me figure out what kind of results to aim for, thank you!
Awesome Job!
wow your project turned out really well! I am going to start mine today and hope I do as well!
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/my-drive
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/my-drive
I enjoyed this project very much. I used red, blue, yellow, white and black. I did more than 7 squares as I increased the white and increased the black. For my scenery painting I did mountains using blue white and black. It turned out ok I think.
I clicked on your links and they took me to my own drive? Am I missing something?
weird….I have struggled posting stuff I will try again tonight
ok I admit it I am challenged using the google drive but that being said I did enjoy this project. I did more than 7 squares without realizing it as I was enjoying it so much! Here is the link…fingers crossed!
https://drive.google.com/open?id=15IOL3yn2ivZ53ns8eAeoIaaxNII40AEV
Nice! It’s cool you did more than 7, each step is still really defined.
Great job, especially with the yellow.
1. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1VeV7IAWIn8zwvmeuZewtVfgD-AYsgAJ8
The value scale was straightforward enough. I started in the middle with each primary, then gradually mixed in either white or black depending on if I was doing a tint or a shade. Each color had its own sensitivity to white or black, the ratios between them were all different. Yellow in particular was pretty weak, I had to be extremely careful while mixing that.
2. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1jKBCtqxeunFQ0sqdBp0Z_-y_3dYUMQlC
The desaturation scale was a bit trickier, especially mixing 6 different colors for each primary. Making each square look just a little different and not too similar from the last was hard. I started by putting a primary color on one side of my palette then mixing a good amount of medium grey on the other side. Then, I incrementally mixed in tiny amounts of grey with each color to achieve a gradient effect all the way to maximum desaturation. Once again, the yellow was pretty touchy. I added yellow back in more than once because the grey kept overpowering it.
I am still struggling with photographing shiny paint too. I actually thought the yellow was the easiest of my paints to mix. Red was hard to mix with white added, because it took so much white to see a shift, and as you can see I struggled with blue on the black end of things. I ended up with more of a gradient wash than steps. And it just looks black in the photo.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mtOaRXwzztPdcEcqK45T8DxnFcmDloOk/view?usp=sharing
I had the same problem. Although my gradient was clearly defined in person, it did not transmit well in the photograph. It took a lot of patience on my part to get the blue clearly defined as well.
Contrary wise, yellow was the most difficult for me to mix. And red was the easiest.
I almost forgot to post the de-saturation assignment. I found it easier to get steps with this, but again it doesn’t photograph as distinctly as I would like. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lRKfewG4A_sfkSwp5TcCupPBi4zSaaZB/view?usp=sharing
I found this excercise very satisfying. I started in the middle with the paint straioght out of the tube then added a little white to lighten bit by bit moving towards the lightest. Then I added black to the original color bit by bit in the other direction.
https://drive.google.com/a/alaska.edu/file/d/19n_GJI7Njz4lya0zJJu5jwTMLmMsU9SK/view?usp=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/a/alaska.edu/file/d/19jGn48tUKZ10eHwb75dv33Ezif2CSl-A/view?usp=drivesdk
My favorite color to change up was the blue. It reminded me of the sea no matter which way you went with it. My hair is currently dyed from deep blue to a lime green so it fits my aesthetic.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QZhIXnJQrnAAzuPMPIzJcVLguAl9xHXH/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LSVPvzey6CIgezCmb_OeYrCpdD6EBEIT/view?usp=sharing
This is so silly but way too late I realized I didn’t include the painted white square when taking the image of this piece. But it is there. During this activity I realized that my original color is very dark so it was easier creating the lighter side of the gradient than the darker side.
I think that might have been my problem with my blue too. It was already so dark, it was hard to get incremental steps.
I was slightly confused on how to complete this assignment but I think I did it right. (Maybe?)
It was difficult getting the right shades by mixing paint but I think I managed.
Value Scales:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FZqSjQ211OIDX5O0CCFN_YoHOCKsp1rV
De-saturation Scales:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1eYQfQIAGV8t-4ReUxtMXEkt5PiCPLB1S
The yellow was the hardest color to deal with in showing the saturation. It looks green when mixed with colors on the cool side of the color wheel. I enjoyed tackling this project as it allowed me to play around with more shades of the primary colors. I like mixing paints. 🙂
I’m happy with how I was able to control the color with my brush, as well as how I was able to manage the hue and saturation.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ntS09vge08OvMFDrs0X2jcaR6nu3syHa/view?usp=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/a/alaska.edu/file/d/11Z3OkxhouIXJD_c1h8QFo-6XNbGVDFs2/view?usp=drivesdk
The brightness scales were fairly easy but the saturation was a lot harder for me to adjust because even if I used the opposite color to balance it out it ended up messing with the brightness and I think it shows that I struggled.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ifvpJ1tepQmNK–oS6cBdi1zJBK3DLHW/view?usp=sharing
Getting the yellows to lighten without going white was really hard, and the shades are a lot easier to tell apart in person, and were more different when wet, which is interesting to me. The rest seemed to work well enough though.
This was fun. I’m not really one for straight lines and even boxes, but I did try and make it look neat. My yellow/black doesn’t look so great.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RG27zQELc1KiT5T_jX-bb8IpKrpP0l2L/view?usp=sharing
Yellow to black was a very weird look. It almost comes out as a green instead of yellow. It would be good for a “toxic spill” painting or something showing sickness.
I found mixing black and yellow never turns out nice. Would it look different with higher quality paint?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hXVhRKbpY6tP-LOGdfMFUBejLPm-49rq6w0Aarpj4Zg
I’m not particularly fond of painting boxes but testing out my new paint was fun. I was surprised at how sheer it was but I think it will be really good for blending portraits when I’m not doing homework. I got a good range of color here and decent lines.
You did a great job on this. You did a range of colors
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1KLGpjyhqy6XeguFFChBKsvBXuXlK3NSo I liked how my colors turned out. The color was warped on the shaded blue end due to the lighting and looks funky.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sEmBYAtVSYqNpwES0LuSBw3XXFPk_6K0pI6Gvb4jtuI/edit?usp=sharing
I did not do so well on this assignment. The colors kept getting mixed in together. I chose a different path than everyone just to show I did understand the assignment but failed at the painting
I liked doing this assignment, doing an environment is something that I normally don’t do since i’m more into character work and concept art, but I really liked doing a desert environment since you can do so much with the structure and rocks. Since I used a digital medium my value squares were pretty easy. I’m lumping the value squares and the atmospheric assignment together because I couldn’t access comments for that assignment.
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1ofXihRuFEwq6f27T6T6VZoARSD5G84LU
I forgot the drive link.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nPHSBG3sqcIXXBXreIvnPxHhYLa0z3gN
This assignment has come in very handy as a reference for assignments since then – I’ve used it many times as a guide when it comes to value and color saturation.
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While the photo may not display it clearly, I was content with the outcome of the Value Scales that I created. To produce them, I solely relied on five colors – red, blue, yellow, black, and white. For each scale, I utilized the original color directly from the tube as the central color and carefully added either black or white to modify its value. As for the Desaturation, I limited myself to red, blue, and yellow to achieve the desired saturation levels. Although the original darker shades are well-defined, their depiction did not come through well in the photo. Use it calculadora alicia
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