Color Wheel
Violet, green and orange.
What are secondary colors?
An object that has height, length, and width.
What is a form?
Mixing a secondary and primary color creates this.
What is a tertiary/intermediate color?
This is when you draw something larger than it really is compared to what is around it.
What is exaggeration?
Yellow-green, red-violet and blue-green are examples of these.
What are triadic colors.
This is what you call the lightness or darkness of a color.
What is value?
Colors that are not bright, nor are they on the color wheel.
What are neutral colors?
Repeating design elements in a planned way.
What is a pattern?
This pair of colors is what you get by pairing up colors across the color wheel from each other.
What are complementary colors?
The arrangement of objects on a page.
What is a composition.
Another name for "color."
What is hue?
Colors that suggest the sun or fire, like red and orange, are these.
What are warm colors.
A color scheme that uses colors that are next door to each other on the color wheel.
What are analogous colors?
The area around the main part of a picture.
What is negative space?
This is an easy way to remember the the order of the color wheel.
What is ROY G. BiV?
Works of art that are also used in daily life.
What are utilitarian objects?
Fluffy, smooth, spiky, and rough are examples of these.
What are textures?
These are colors you get when you mix two primary colors together.
What are secondary colors?
This type of picture has a foreground, middle ground and a background.
What is a landscape?