The Color Wheel, by The Color Wheel Company™, provides a simple visual aid for illustrating and teaching color mixing relationships. Easy to use and understand, the Color Wheel is essential for teachers, students, artists, and anyone making color selections. It includes grayscale, tints, tones, shades, and results of mixing colors. Color Wheels illustrate color harmonies while also defining primary colors, secondary colors, warm and cool colors. Key Features: Color wheels Designed to guide you through color mixing Illustrates color relationships, schemes, and contrasts Easy to use Perfect For: Studio and classroom Learning color relationships Seeing how colors work together Everyday studio use The Artist's Color Wheel Teaches color relationships by organizing colors in a circle, so you can visualize how they relate to each other. 9¼" diameter.9¼" diameter. Pocket Color Wheel is the same tool as the Artist's Color Wheel but in a compact, convenient size! 5-1/8" diameter. The Big Wheel - A classroom size version of our Color Wheel is identical in all features to the Color Wheel and Pocket Color Wheel. Perfect for classrooms, demonstrations, or any other presentation. Sturdy construction of heavy paperboard, hang on a backboard or place on an easel. 25" in diameter, 2-sided rotating wheel. CMY Primary Mixing Wheel & Workbook A more accurate way to mix and identify colors. This wheel and workbook were designed to guide you through mixing pigments. The wheel illustrates color relationships, schemes, and contrasts. —measures 7¾" diameter. Colorsaurus Color Wheel Meet "Hue" the Colorsaurus. A fun, hands-on learning tool that teaches children about color combinations. By simply rotating the dinosaur's back plates, children can mix colors and see the results instantly—measures 9¼" diameter. Create-A-Color Wheel An uncolored Color Wheel ready for you to paint your favorite colors. 9¼" diameter. Interior Design Color Wheel Helps in selecting the colors that work well together for any living or workspace. 8½" x 11". Pocket Guide to Mixing Color A quick guide to color mixing. You can create all of the colors listed in the guide by mixing the primary colors: red, yellow, and blue, plus black & white. The 3"×5" guide unfolds to 30" long.
