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This is a presentation by English language students preparing for a Foundation course in Art & Design.

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CCoollooursurs

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Red Red ggiivveess a a sseennssee o of f ppaassssiioon.n.

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YELLOW-- YELLOW-- ssununshshiine, ne, warmwarmth,, th,, happihappiness or ness or ccoowardicewardice

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The colour wheel in colour theoryThe colour wheel in colour theory

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HHowowdodo

designdesignersers useuse

to to convey convey mmessagesessages??

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A colour scheme based A colour scheme based on analogous colourson analogous colours

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A colour scheme based on A colour scheme based on complementary colourscomplementary colours

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A colour scheme based on A colour scheme based on Triad ColoursTriad Colours

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HarmonyHarmony

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ContrastContrast

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Some Some examples examples fromfrom

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In the In the SNOGSNOG store, they chose pink to paint the wall. You store, they chose pink to paint the wall. You feel fall in love, which is quite clever to connect to feel fall in love, which is quite clever to connect to SNOGSNOG’s ’s

ice cream.ice cream.

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Great Harmony Great Harmony how designers use colour theory to really create a mood how designers use colour theory to really create a mood

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TToo con concclude, lude, colcolours hours haave ve bbig ig iimpmpact act on theon the way way wewe ..feelfeel..seesee ..thinkthink

That’s why colour is important to art & design.