Definitions 1
The brightness or dullness of a color?
Intensity
Primary color mixed with white to enhance the lightness of a color
Tint
A choice of colors used in various artistic/design concepts.
Combination of 4 colors, which are two pairs of complementary colors.
Double Complementary
What feelings can the color orange give off?
Vitality, happiness, energy, friendly, enthusiasm.
Muted shades that appear to have no color, have underlying hues?
Neutral
Colors across from eachother on the color wheel, when combined they cancel eachother out.
Complementary Colors
All colors of a single hue (Tints, tones and shades of one color)?
Monochromatic
Neutral colors, like brown, beige, or grey, and then a pop of color.
Accented Neutral
Mixing what colors would give you violet?
Primary colors red and blue
Adding black into a color creates a...
Shade
A color resulting from mixing two primary colors?
Secondary colors
3 colors in equal distant from eachother on the color wheel.
Triadic
Name the moods associated with these colors:
Red, Blue, and Yellow
Red: Hunger, anger, love, passion
Blue: Sadness, calmness, serenity
Yellow: Happiness, excitement, confidence
How many colors are on the basic color wheel
12
Another word for color is
Hue
A fine powder that is mixed with a liquid?
Pigment
Analogous
What factors should you consider when selecting a color?
Room size, furniture color, type of room, flooring color.
What color do men and women see differently?
Red
A color produced by mixing a primary color with a secondary color?
Tertiary
Relative to the light or dark quality of a color, for example, orange has more _______ than purple.
Value
______ is a hue or mixture of pure colors mixed with an even amount of black and white (grey).
Tone
Name one example of a triadic color scheme.
Red, yellow, and blue
Purple, green, and orange
Blue/purple, yellow/orange, yellow/green
What color soothes your nerves and is often used for anger management?
Pink