Color Theory for the Make-Up Artist : Understanding Color and Light for Beauty and Special Effects (Hardcover)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

FOREWORD

• WHY WE SEE COLOR

1. THE VISIBLE SPECTRUM

• CLASSIFYING COLOR

1. THE COLOR WHEEL
2. WARM & COOL COLORS
3. PRIMARY COLORS
4. SECONDARY COLORS
5. TERTIARY COLORS

• COLOR RELATIONSHIPS

1. COMPLEMENTARY COLORS
2. COLOR SCHEMES

• THE 3 ATTRIBUTES OF COLOR

1. HUE, VALUE, & INTENSITY
2. CATEGORIZING COLORS

• MIXING COLOR

1. TINTS, SHADES, & TONES
2. LIGHT & DARK COLORS
3. COLOR CONSTANCY

• COLOR SYSTEMS

1. RYB
2. CMY
3. RGB
4. ADDITIVE & SUBTRACTIVE COLOR

• OPTICAL ILLUSIONS IN COLOR

1. SIMULTANEOUS CONTRAST
2. OPTICAL MIXTURES
3. AFTER-IMAGES
4. IMPRESSIONISM
5. POINTILLISM

1. PIGMENTS
2. DYES
3. EXAMPLES OF PIGMENTS & DYES
4. PIGMENTS & DYES IN MAKE-UP

• CHARACTERISTICS OF PIGMENTS

1. INORGANIC & ORGANIC PIGMENTS
2. TRANSPARENCY & OPACITY
3. PIGMENT VARIATIONS & MIXTURES

1. UNDERTONES
2. FOUNDATION MATCHING
3. COLORED POWDERS
4. CONCEALERS
5. COLOR CORRECTION
6. SHADOWS & HIGHLIGHTS

• ADDING COLOR: EYES, CHEEKS & LIPS

1. EYES
2. CHEEKS
3. LIPS

• MAKE-UP DESIGN

1. BREAKING THE RULES
2. THINGS TO CONSIDER

1. THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
2. BLOOD
3. BURNS, BRUISES & SCARS
4. COLD & FROSTBITE
5. SICKNESS & DEATH
6. DIRT & MUD
7. MAKING TATTOOS
8. TEETH

• PAINTING PROSTHETIC APPLIANCES

1. STIPPLING
2. INTRINSIC COLOR
3. WHEN TO ADD BLACK

• COLOR INSPIRATION FOR CHARACTER DESIGN

1. PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF COLOR
2. COLORS IN NATURE

1. NATURAL LIGHT
2. COLOR TEMPERATURE OF LIGHT
3. LIGHT BULBS
4. MAKEUP ROOMS & TRAILERS

• COLORED LIGHTING

1. COLOR MIXING WITH LIGHT
2. THREE CHARACTERISTICS OF COLORED LIGHT
3. COLORED GELS
4. ADDING WARM LIGHT
5. ADDING COOL LIGHT

• LIGHTING FOR THEATER
• LIGHTING FOR FILM & TV

• 3 POINT LIGHTING
• EARLY FILM
• HD FILM

• LIGHTING FOR PHOTOGRAPHY
• COLOR GRADING