HSV vs. Traditional Colour Theory
The HSV colour model (Hue, Saturation, Value) represents colour using three dimensions: what colour it is, how pure/intense it is, and how light/dark it is. This three-dimensional understanding moves beyond traditional RYB mixing.
Curriculum Connection
Curriculum link: NSW K-10 Visual Arts: Students explore colour relationships and develop colour selection skills. Victorian Curriculum: Year 5-6 students explore colour and tone in artworks.
Practical Classroom Activities
Pro tip: Use Canva or digital art tools to display HSV sliders. Students visually understand saturation and value changes instantly, bridging traditional and digital colour theory.
