color in art

Presents a picture book with call-and-response questions for young readers that introduces the funny, strange, and unique traits that quality friendships consist of.

Teaches children how to combine colors for harmony and for contrast, how to use color in drawings and paintings to convey mood, and how to create three-dimensional effects through shading, presenting step-by-step instructions for thirty-six projects.

Presents famous works of art in order to better illustrate the importance of color, and describes its history by focusing on artists such as Kandinsky, van Gogh, and Kapoor.

Simple text and "Loopi the Fantastic Line" describe the concept of color in art and architecture.

Describes the artwork of M. C. Escher, and especially the mathematics behind his interlocking natural forms and continuous patterns, analyzes his notebooks, and includes 438 illustrations.

Peggy Flores introduces artists to the element of color and explains how to create different types of color wheels that can help students improve their style and artistic skills.

Contains over one thousand color combinations and formulas for design development and graphic arts and includes basic color fundamentals and logo ideas.

Discusses what primary, secondary and complementary colors are and how they are related. Explains how choices of colors and different combinations of colors affect the mood and meaning of an artwork.

The paintings and words of Vincent Van Gogh, arranged as a poem, introduce all the colors of the rainbow.