• Colour Wheels are tools that teach colour relationships by organizing colours in a circle so they can be visualized as to how they relate to each other.
• A colour wheel is a diagram used in the visual arts to represent the colours of the visible spectrum and their relationships to one another. The colours are arranged systematically into a circle, with each hue usually falling into one of three categories: primary, secondary, or intermediate.
• The Colour Wheel 9.25″ Diameter is a teaching aid to learn how to mix secondary colours by using the 3 primary colours.
• Instructions included.
• Features: Primary Colour Mixtures, Secondary Colour Mixtures, Tertiary Colour Mixtures, Tints and Tones, Warm and Cool Colours, Hue, Value, Intensity, Shade, Gray Scale, Harmonious Colour Schemes: Monochromatic, Analogous, Complimentary.
• 9.25″ diameter (approximately 23cm).

• Instant colour mixing preview: the inner circle is turned to line up two different colours and show the colour they will make when mixed together.
• Terminology guide: includes definitions for key terms such as primary colours, secondary colours, tertiary colours, hue, value and intensity.
• Double sided: one side features a colour mixing guide while the reverse side shows various colour relationships and harmonious combinations.

To put it simply, colour theory gives some concrete logic and context for COLOUR! Have you ever been in the middle of painting something and wondered what colour to put on the page next? Or felt like something looked off in a painting but couldn’t put a finger on it? Colour theory helps you navigate why certain colours create harmony and others strain on the eyes when in combination with other colours! Studying colour theory will turn you into a more confident painter, designer, artist, because you understand the relationships of colours.