Learn basic color theory for kids through fun color wheel demonstrations from an experienced art teacher in this free series of art education videos.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Get an introduction to a color wheel and color theory for kids from an experienced art teacher in this free art education video.
Learn about primary and secondary colors from a color wheel, with a fun demonstration for kids, in this free art education video.
Learn how to mix primary and secondary colors from a color wheel, with a fun demonstration for kids, in this free art education video.
Learn how to mix tertiary colors from a color wheel, with a fun demonstration for kids, in this free art education video.
Learn how to create a color wheel in this free color mixing demonstration video from our experienced art teacher.
Learn how to create a color wheel, with a fun demonstration for kids, in this free art education video.
Learn about warm and cool colors from a color wheel, with a fun demonstration for kids, in this free art education video.
Learn about complimentary colors from a color wheel, with a fun demonstration for kids, in this free art education video.
Learn about neutral colors from a color wheel, with a fun demonstration for kids, in this free art education video.
Learn about paper cutouts from a color wheel, with a fun demonstration for kids, in this free art education video.
Learn more about a color wheel by painting in squares, with a fun demonstration for kids, in this free art education video.
Learn more about a color wheel by creating a collage project, with a fun demonstration for kids, in this free art education video.
Learn about opposite colors from a color wheel, with a fun demonstration for kids, in this free art education video.
Learn more about warm and cool color projects from a color wheel, with a fun demonstration for kids, in this free art education video.
Get a summary of the color wheel and color theory for kids in this free art education video.
Recurring evidence suggests that many more people claim to be color blind than actually suffer from this disorder. In most cases, these pretenders are not seeking medical treatment or insurance benefits, they are simply attempting to excuse an appalling lack of taste. For the purpose of stereotyping such unfortunates, their affliction shall henceforth be known as color ignorance. This torment first manifests itself to the rest of the world when kids decide they want to pick out their own clothes. At this point, they may already be at a critical juncture in their development. If left unchecked, this problem could come back to haunt the parents in the form of a purple and green guest room once these wayward deficients become homeowners. Here at Expert Village we advise that you catch your kids early on and give them an understanding that will benefit them later in life, especially if they choose careers as designers or decorators. Or even if they are simply picking out an outfit or painting their house.
In this free series of art instruction videos, our long-time art teacher gives you an overview of basic color theory using the color wheel and several simple but effective demonstrations. Your children learn which colors work well together and which color combinations to avoid. She also shows you how to make your own color wheel and reinforces effective color usage with various works of art. As an added bonus, our expert includes fun projects where your kids can watch their new knowledge in action!
Tracy Cheney Tracy Williams Cheney is a seasoned art educator, having nurtured the creative endeavors of thousands of children and young people for two decades. As a certified public school art teacher, she has taught in three states. She has a breadth of experience teaching art to at-risk students, homeschoolers, and the homeless, as well as for parks and recreation programs. Tracy earned her BFA from Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles. Her M.Ed is in education administration. Besides teaching art, she has given many art workshops for teachers, and developed a talk for school administrators called “No Subject Left Behind: The Crucial Role Art Education Plays in Developing Young Thinkers.” Tracy is the author and illustrator of several books, has art work hanging in public and private venues, and produced an award-winning radio show. Currently she writes and acts in Los Angeles. One of her non-fiction bookdkdk
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