A practical guide with exercises By Capri Boyle Jones, fiber artist Color components also known as qualities aide us in the creative process. Transferring what we read, think, know into application can be tricky. Struggles we may encounter in the creative process include but are not limited to: color choices, colors blending together, colors not playing well together, accentuating dimensionality, representing a desired end result, recognizing there is a problem without certainty of what or how to rectify, changes to soon, etc. Color Theory 101 will cover the important qualities of color that are the foundation of the color system. Delving into theory with an emphasis on value we will translate the information into the application. Through discussions and practical exercises, each participant will develop examples of color qualities for a personal study guide. NOTE: art background not required. Materials include: Sundry of art supplies, wool, linen backing. Students need to bring: Hooking frame Scissors, hook, cutter (any size cut #8 or below) Notepad, pencil *****You must be registered for the Hookin to take any of the Hookin Classes
