ANALOGOUS
WHAT IS ANALOGOUS??
-Analogous is a
color that are
next to each
other and can
combined or fit
in other colors
-It is the color
grouping has
similarities.
And types of
color have
close
relationship to
one another
-Analogous
use colors
similar to one
another
USE AND FUNCTIONS OF ANALOGOUS
-Analogous color schemes
are also often used by
designers to help articulate
some type of expression
that they wish to to
emphasize in their designs
-Artists have long used
analogous colors in
their work to convey
meaning, tone, and
emotion
-One way to pick out an
analogous is to start with
a primary color
secondary and tertiary
colors
USE AND FUNCTIONS OF ANALOGOUS
-Analogous
colors can give
your designs a
cohesive,
monochromati
c look.
- Designers
gravitate
toward these
colors
because they
are simple
and pleasing
to the eye
-Plus they're
one of the
easiest odor
schemes to
Create
EXAMPLES OF ANALOGOUS
-Vincent Van Gogh used
a cool analogous color
scheme of green, blue
green, blue and purple
blue-purple in his “Irises
in a vase" known for
having a knack for color.
- And also The
painting titled "The
Olive Trees"
MORE INFORMATION!!
Analogous colors are groups of colors That
are Next To Each Other on The Color wheel
Term Analogous refers To having analogy, or
corresponding to something in particular.
Q U I Z
TRUE OR FALSE
1
Analogous is a color That Are Next To Each Other and
Can Combined / Fit with other colors.
2
We Should Mix Colors Altogether Without Checking
The Types of Colors.
3
One Way To Pick Out An Analogous Is To Start With a
primary color
4
Irises in a Vase and Starry Night Painting of Van
Gogh is an Example of Analogous.
5
Analogous can't give your design a unique and
cohesive look.
ACTIVITY
Draw or Paint A Sunset Using Your Coloring Materials or
Watercolor You Must Show in
Your Drawing The Combined or fit colors to Make A Sunset.