Color Basics
What are the three primary colors?
What is Red, blue, and yellow
What is colors that are opposite to each other on the color wheel
why do designers use color in landscape design?
how do colors affect people psychologically?
what is they can influence emotions and behavior
what creates a tint?
what is adding white to a pure color
What are the three secondary colors?
What are analogous colors?
what is colors that are next to each other on the color wheel
what is by using bold or contrasting colors
why do hospitals often use cool colors?
what is to create a relaxing atmosphere
how does plant texture affect color perception?
what is fine-textured plants may appear to blend colors
what is a color wheel?
What is a visual representation of color relationships
What is a monochromatic scheme?
What is a color scheme using different shades and tints of a single color
How can you make a space feel larger using color?
what is by using warm colors in the foreground and cool colors in the background
why do fast food restaurants often use warm colors?
what is to energize customers
what provides color interest in winter landscapes?
What are warm colors?
What are red, orange, and yellow
What is an example of a complementary color pair?
blue and orange or
yellow and purple
what is spring, summer, fall, and winter
how can you create rhythm and cohesion with color in a landscape?
what is by using repetition
What is color value?
What is the lightness or darkness of a color
what is red, red-violet, violet OR
violet, blue-violet, blue OR
blue, blue-green, green OR
green, yellow-green, yellow OR
yellow, yellow-orange, orange OR
red, red-orange, orange
what is morning and evening light can enhance warm colors
how do cultural influences affect color preferences
what is they can vary across different cultures
how does intense sunlight affect color perception in landscapes?
what is midday sun can wash out some colors