色料の三原色を応用したカラーチャート制作

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In the study of chromatics as part of design, it is generally thought best to have students come to understand the interaction between light and the three primary paint colors by learning about the blending of colors through actual firsthand experience. Accordingly, this has been achieved in the traditional classroom using paints which are organized by color group into no fewer than twelve color sets (containing all of the color groups). However, in the actual class sessions and research projected reported on herein, we used only acrylics in a total of five colors (the three primary colors of Magenta, Yellow and Cyan along with Black and White). We began by having the students themselves blend paints in order to prepare color charts containing 24 color groups. We first explained the principles of color mixture and specified the percentages for creating 24 colors using the three primary colors alone. Following these specifications, the students drew cells on their cotton paper sheets and completed their charts by applying in order the various different shades of paints which they obtained through mixing their paints.
2003-03-10