Assignment 2 The Story Of Color

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Sheena Stevenson

Monday, October 16th 2016

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Assignment 2: The Story of Color

Orange is found on the traditional color wheel between red and yellow.Orange is found

in nature, as the color of pumpkins and leaves, often representing the autumn season. There are

two pure orange pigments, Chrome orange and Realgar.Other shades of orange were popularly

found in oil paintings and water colors. The complementary color of orange is a greenish - blue

color.

Orange is used mostly as an accent color, bringing out the other colors around it. It

wasn't until around the 70’s when orange became a popular color, where it became symbolic for

bright and eye catching garments. To help advance the colors evolution

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