Color Wheel

Color Wheel Project

Overview

For our Ecom assignment we were given the task of creating a color wheel. We made the color wheel in Adobe Illustrator, which forced us to learn how to use software. There was an assortment of tools in Adobe Illustrator we had to learn how to use, in order to create our color wheel. Overall this project was a great learning experience.

What we Learned

The most important thing I learned are the different types of colors primary (red, yellow, and blue), secondary (green, purple, and orange), and tertiary ( red-orange, blue-green, yellow-green, purple-blue). We also learned how to use a bunch of tools in Adobe Illustrator such as the art board tool, selection tool, and the polygon tool.

How did it go

Overall this was a great project, its showed us a ton about the color wheel, how it works, and color scheme. It also got us familiar with the the program Adobe Illustrator, and how to use a few tools in it. In the end this was a awsome project that wasnt only fun, but taught us a lot.

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