Colour Theory
Aristotle - light and colour, made contribution to secondary colours
Colours of extreme values
Renaissance:
dye imported from Middle East
Lapis Lazuli
Da Vinci theory of colour
Colour - Wealth
Baroque:
Dramatic Use
Chiaroscuro
Painting influenced film makers
Caravaggio
Issac Newton:
He shone light through prism
Red, Blue, Orange, Yellow, Green, Indigo and Violet - Colour Spectrum
Hue Circle
Goethe
Physiological colours - effects on black and white
Physical effects on colours
Chemical Colours
General characteristics
Effects on colours with reference to Moral Associations
The Rose Of Temperance
Schopenhauer and colour
On vision and colour - 1816
Wittgenstein "Remarks on Colour" - 1950
Joseph Albers - views that colour is deceiving, Associated with Bauhaus
Influenced painters Rothke and Barnett Newman
Colour and film:
Hand Colouring - Serpentine Dance
George Melies
Alfred Hitchcock - Spellbound
Technicolor
Red - Blood, passion, David Lynch, Kubrick, William Eggleston
Yellow - Sun, Happiness, Gold, Van Gough, Warning, Exclusion, Stephen Soderbergh
Blue - Lapis Lazuli, Heavenly, Exotic, Neon, Wealth, Sea
Green - Nature, Fertility, Poison, Money
Orange - Amusement, Heat, Energy, Fire
White
Black
Colour scheme - opposite colours, colours next to each other
colours arranged evenly
complimentary pairs
Colours with change of narrative
Saturation
Colour and nostalga
Aristotle - light and colour, made contribution to secondary colours
Colours of extreme values
Renaissance:
dye imported from Middle East
Lapis Lazuli
Da Vinci theory of colour
Colour - Wealth
Baroque:
Dramatic Use
Chiaroscuro
Painting influenced film makers
Caravaggio
Issac Newton:
He shone light through prism
Red, Blue, Orange, Yellow, Green, Indigo and Violet - Colour Spectrum
Hue Circle
Goethe
Physiological colours - effects on black and white
Physical effects on colours
Chemical Colours
General characteristics
Effects on colours with reference to Moral Associations
The Rose Of Temperance
Schopenhauer and colour
On vision and colour - 1816
Wittgenstein "Remarks on Colour" - 1950
Joseph Albers - views that colour is deceiving, Associated with Bauhaus
Influenced painters Rothke and Barnett Newman
Colour and film:
Hand Colouring - Serpentine Dance
George Melies
Alfred Hitchcock - Spellbound
Technicolor
Red - Blood, passion, David Lynch, Kubrick, William Eggleston
Yellow - Sun, Happiness, Gold, Van Gough, Warning, Exclusion, Stephen Soderbergh
Blue - Lapis Lazuli, Heavenly, Exotic, Neon, Wealth, Sea
Green - Nature, Fertility, Poison, Money
Orange - Amusement, Heat, Energy, Fire
White
Black
Colour scheme - opposite colours, colours next to each other
colours arranged evenly
complimentary pairs
Colours with change of narrative
Saturation
Colour and nostalga
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