Art Course – Learn the computer Colors!
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Abschnitt 1
Introduction
1
Welcome to the course!
Abschnitt 2
Introduction to Colors
1
Colors on your screen
2
Primary Colors - Quiz
3
Primary and secondary colors
4
Mixing Colours - Quiz
5
Mixing Colors
6
Importance of Design
7
What is a color?
8
Basic Color Theory
9
Useful Websites
10
Primary Colors in the Nature
11
Rarest Color in the Nature - Quiz
12
Rarest Color in the Nature
13
Rarest Color in the Nature
14
Mixing colors
15
Mixing Colors - Lights
16
Additive color mixing - Usage
17
Mixing Colors - Pigments
18
Subtractive color mixing - Usage
19
Is Black A Color?
Abschnitt 3
Colors on Computers
1
Displaying colors on a computer screen
2
Colors for Computers – RGB
3
Colors for Computers - HEX
4
Colors for Computers
5
Match colors to their code representations - Quiz
Abschnitt 4
Let's code with python - RGB exercise
1
Introduction to Python Basics
2
Online Compiler
3
Workspace
4
Try it out!
5
Find the RGB representation of colours - Basic
6
Find the RGB representation of colours - Complex
7
Add comments to the python code
8
Step by Step Explanation
Abschnitt 5
How to build a website
1
Hello World!
2
Build a website
Abschnitt 6
Design your own Character!
1
Character design introduction
2
Advantages of good character design
3
Let's take a look at characters
4
What do shapes tell us about them?
5
What do colors tell us about them?
6
Pixels in photos
7
What is a pixel art?
8
Pixel Art Character
9
Match the descriptions to characters - Quiz
10
Create your own character!
11
Built an introduction website for your character
Abschnitt 7
2D Animation
1
Where do we see 2D animations?
2
How does 2D animations work?
3
The first all-animated film
4
Order these frames to create a short animation - Quiz
5
Let's animate our characters!
6
Computer Science's place in 2D animation
7
Next course!
Abschnitt 8
Let's code with AI
1
Drawing with Python
2
Generate code with AI
3
Editing the AI genereated code
Abschnitt 9
Section
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Colors on Computers

Colors for Computers

Color displays consist of pixels that are composed of three subpixels, red, green, and blue. Each of these subpixels can be adjusted to 256 different shades of their respective color. As a result, a single LCD pixel can exhibit 16.8 million different colors, obtained by combining the different intensities of each subpixel.

Check out how a pixel would emit lights to produce colors below.

To create the first color orange, the pixels are set to RGB(255,128,0). The red sub pixel is a maxed and green sub pixels is half way up.

The pink color is created by maxing the red and the blue sub pixel and the green sub pixel being half way up RGB(255,128,255).

The last baby blue is created with adjustments RGB(96,192,255).

Colors on Computers Colors for Computers – HEX
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Colors on Computers Match colors to their code representations – Quiz