Color Theory
Warm Colors.
What is red, orange and yellow?
Cool Colors.
What is blue, green and violet?
Controlled scribbling?
What is scrumpling?
A project we used chalk for.
What is Cubism with Chalk?
Sharp angles, flattened planes, geometric shapes.
What is analytical Cubism?
Primary Colors.
What is red, blue and yellow?
Primary colors mixed together.
What are Secondary Colors?
This type of shading technique is a collection of dots.
What is stippling?
A project we used only used one hue for.
What is monochromatic Portraits?
Simple forms, layered objects, bright playful colors.
What is synthetic cubism?
These are examples of what type of colors: red-orange, orange-yellow, yellow-green, green-blue, blue violet and red-violet.
What are intermediate colors?
Color Scheme with Red-Orange, Blue Violet and Yellow-Green
What is a Triad Color Scheme?
Laying line next to line.
What is hatching?
The medium we used to create our Intermediate Color Wheel?
What is Acrylic Paint?
What we use to make a mark.
What is a medium?
This color scheme is 3-4 colors right next to each other on the color wheel.
What is an analogous color scheme?
Two complimentary color combos put together.
What is a Tetradic color scheme?
Laying line next to line then going the opposite direction.
What is cross hatching?
The project we used drawing pencils for?
What is our 4 Part Still Life Project?
The definition of Color Theory.
The art and science of how we use color.
The study of the science and art of colors.
What is Color Theory?
Blue Green, Red Violet, Red Orange and Yellow Green.
What is a Tetradic Color Scheme?
This chalk technique is when you hatch lines close to one another and then layer another color over top of it to make it look like a feather.
What is feathering?
A method of drawing where you draw out an image square by square.
What is Grid Method?
This tool is used to blend drawing mediums.
What is a tortillion?