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- Lesson 1: Getting Started - An Introduction to Journaling.
- Lesson 5: Transparency, Reflections, Shadows and the Art Of Illusion.
- Lesson 7: Gestalt - Something More Than The Sum of the Parts
Lesson 4: Colour
Creating A Colour Wheel.
Let's Keep This Simple. - On a sheet of A4 paper draw a circle six inches in diameter.
- Divide the circle into six equal parts - like a pie graph.
[You could if you wanted to make one in Excell.]
- Colour each part in this order.
- yellow
- orange
- red
- purple
- blue
- green
- mix each of these colours together equally and paint a dot of that colour in the centre of your colour wheel.
- go back over the outlines with a black felt tipped pen so that the colour wheel is neat.
- when you are satisfied that this is as neat as possible have it laminated and keep it with you always as a ready reference.
This is the simplest colour wheel possible to make. Leave the added, other, extra, complications for another course unless you have a burning desire to research colour - as - it sure can get complicated if you let it.
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