Cox 133343 Color Wheel 9 1 Review

Well there is not much to say about a color wheel other than that it is a color wheel. lol. It does what you would expect; it helps with a basic understanding of colors and their relationship to each other; on the one hand there are primary, secondary, tertiary, warm and cold colors; Explain how "color" is described in terms of hue, value, intensity, and explain what constitutes hue (color + white), tone (color + gray), tint (color + black), and neutral gray (equal to white/black). On the other

Exactly what I needed! The wheel is very easy to use and includes descriptions of each category for different types of color combinations (primary, triadic, secondary), scales of values and much more. Quality I didn't expect for the $5 extra charge! Laminated, 3 casters (front and rear), fixed with a metal rivet in the middle, slide smoothly. The size is perfect too! Just over 9" in diameter for easy viewing of combinations and information. On the front there is a basic ROYGBV color setting and

I use this little pattern to make postcards. It's nice to look at the different color combinations to see what I can put together to create harmonious combinations. When drawing, it shows me what colors to mix to get a secondary or tertiary color, as well as a grayscale. I can use large (nice) windows showing tint, tone, and tints to find DSPs that emphasize each other. or focal panel. Some people can do this by intuition/feeling, but I can't. It's handy to have a tool when I'm going through…