Color theory involves concepts and design guidance connected with color combinations and aesthetics. For instance, a color wheel is a circle containing colored sections showing the relationships among colors such as primary, secondary, and tertiary colors. Color harmony refers to combinations that are aesthetically pleasing together.
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The NATURE’S WONDERFUL COLORS series written by Jana Sedláčková and Štěpánka Sekaninová is designed for readers interested in how color is reflected the natural world. Illustrated by Magdalena Konečná, each two-page spread features hand-painted watercolor illustrations that are likely to inspire both nature and art lovers.
COLORS IN NATURE explores a dozen colors and how they are reflected in the natural world. Readers also explore the color wheel and mixing colors.
COLORS OF HABITATS shares the rich colors found in biomes from around the world. Color names and swatches found on each page encourage artists to explore color harmony in nature.
SHAPES AND PATTERNS IN NATURE presents readers with examples of how patterns and shapes are found in plants, animals, and minerals. Whether examining fish scales, flower petals, or fruit cross-sections, the author reveals a fascinating world of forms in nature.
UX PLANET’s website shares four master artists who used nature-inspired color palettes. Use the resources and paintings on this page to inspire young artists to think about applying nature’s colors to their artwork.
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The article 9 AMAZING ARTISTS by Wynita Harmon shares works of art that inspire nature-related art projects for children.
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