Color Wheels and Charts

The Artist's Color Wheel is an important learning tool for artists of all ages. Colors are organized in a circle so you can visualize how they relate to each other. One side of the wheel teaches color mixing, and the other side demonstrates color harmonies. Choose from a variety of styles.

The Blickrylic Color Mixing Class Pack is a color theory class in a box, with enough materials for 20 students. The kit includes paintable color wheels, brushes, knives, trays, five bottles of Blickrylic Student Acrylic.

The CMY Primary Mixing Wheel illustrates how the color spectrum is arranged, how complementary colors mix with each other, how colors mix with black and white, and color relationships and schemes. The wheel measures 7-3/4" in diameter.

Kids have a prehistoric blast with this fun hands-on learning tool that teaches them about color combinations. By simply rotating the dino's colorful back plate children mix color and see the results instantly. The printing is large and simply written.

Use this black-and-white color wheel as a practical teaching tool for color mixing and color relationships. Can be used with oil, acrylic, pastel, tempera, or watercolors. It includes a gray scale, and a glossary of frequently used color concepts.

Specially designed for the classroom, the Crystal Productions Color Wheel Poster provides a unique reference to color concepts. The inner wheel rotates to identify and define major color schemes, such as analogous, complementary, and triadic schemes.

Learn the basics of color with the Kolormondo 3-D Color Wheel. Great for students of all ages, this DIY kit includes five round pieces and six wedges — as you build it, learn how colors are related to each other and how each of the 570 colors flow from one to the other.

Learn color theory in a hands-on way. Richeson color wheels are printed on coated paper for durability and easy cleaning.

This double-sided poster is ideal for hanging in your classroom, studio, office, or anywhere you work with color. The front side includes complete instructions for using the Ives Color Wheel, and the reverse side features a rich, textural collage of imagery that is sure to inspire.

Created by David Pyle, the well-known watercolorist, the Watercolor Wheel lets you dial 144 different combinations of the most common watercolor hues to aid in selecting and mixing. It provides visual examples of graduated washes from mass to undertones.

This handy swatch book helps you easily keep track of the 358 Copic colors you own — and the ones you still need! The Copic Color Swatch Book is perfect for helping you choose a color palette, too. Sized to fit in a pocket or handbag (7" x 3-1/2"), this guide is easy to keep by your side.

Determine color values and intensities with this Gray Scale and Value Finder! Place this die-cut card directly on a photo or piece of artwork, or view it between your eyes and your subject matter to match the gray values on the card.

This handy guide shows you how to mix the colors you see based on actual tube color combinations. Colors are shown utilizing a high quality printing process on a neutral gray background. Personal: 18 colors, 324 hues. Studio: 29 colors, 841 hues.

This handy guide helps artists identify, match, preview, and select the colors they desire for their paintings by showing them the vast range of color values that can be achieved by adding Titanium White or Ivory Black to 36 of the most popular colors.