Principles of Animation: Anticipation and Pose-to-Pose
Learn Anticipation and Pose-to-Pose principles of animation and make a jumping cartoon in our simple and awesome activity!
Today, we will experiment with different colors and learn how to make a color wheel using watercolors.
Watercolor painting is a fun art activity that kids love. It’s so simple and easy to do.
Bring out your brushes and get those craftsy fingers ready!
Let’s begin the creative journey of your kids and enhance their potential this 2021!
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Create fun and crafts like collages, animations, pop up cards, and much more!
Whether using crayons, watercolors, or colored pens, kids are always excited about mixing and creating different colors.
We use a color wheel to know more about colors, color combinations, and what colors look good together.
There are 12 colors on the color wheel divided into primary, secondary, and tertiary colors.
PRIMARY COLORS
The primary colors are YELLOW, RED, and BLUE. These are the foundation colors that you have in the color spectrum.
You can use those colors to make any color that there is, like all the colors in the rainbow.
SECONDARY COLORS
The secondary colors are ORANGE, GREEN, and PURPLE.
These are made by taking two primary colors in equal parts and mixing them.
TERTIARY COLORS
The tertiary colors are YELLOW-ORANGE, RED-ORANGE, RED-VIOLET, BLUE-VIOLET, BLUE-GREEN, and YELLOW-GREEN.
Mix equal parts of one primary color and one secondary color to make the tertiary colors.
Ready to make this watercolor color wheel?
Let’s chime in!
We’ll paint our primary colors in these circles.
We’ll paint our secondary colors in these rectangles.
We’ll paint our tertiary colors in these triangles.
Tadah!
You’ve just made your colorful color wheel!
Check out some bright and colorful creations by our young artists at the Creativity School.
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