Exploring Value and The Subtractive Color Theory

 

My Answers to the Assignment Questions: 
1.) Being an individual who has some artistic talent, I actually enjoyed creating the Value Scale and Color Wheel. I found some challenge with creating the value scale, because I wanted it flow through the value of black to white. While I had some challenge with it, it was not too difficult once I got the value scale where I wanted it to be.
2.) I enjoy working with the acrylic paint the best. I have always had an interest in painting with this media because of its rich colors and the ability to layer the colors as well as cover up what you don’t want in the painting. I do also enjoy using pencil because of the fact that I love creating sketches as well.
3.) The most important discovery in the creation of these studies was learning more about the creation of the value scale.
4.) The most important information I learned from watching the videos is the fact that what we have been taught about primary colors is false. Red, yellow and blue are not in fact the correct primary colors. The correct primary colors are magenta, yellow and cyan. In actuality, this makes more sense when mixing the primary colors together to create the secondary colors.