COLOR WHEEL
ELEMENTS
BALANCE & EMPHASIS
RHYTHEM
SCALE AND PROPORTION & HORMONY
100
Red, Blue, and Yellow.
What is Primary Colors?
100
Outline of form and conveys a sense of movement and direction.
What is Line?
100
The center or focus of attention and interest within a design.
What is Emphasis?
100
Leads the eye from one point to another, creates motion.
What is Repetition?
100
Achieved when combining unity and variety.
What is Harmony?
200
Orange, Violet, and Green.
What is Secondary Colors?
200
Shape and structure.
What is Form?
200
Involves having furnishing or pattern arranged in a circular manner.
What is Radial?
200
Created by repeating shapes, color, pattern, line, texture.
What is Gradation?
200
Relates to the size of a design in relation to the height and width of the room.
What is Scale
300
Red orange, Yellow orange, Blue green, Red violet, and Blue violet,
What is Tertiary Colors?
300
Appearance or feel of the structure.
What is Texture?
300
Achieved by placing different objects of equal visual weight on either side of a central point.
What is Asymmetrical?
300
Created by a gradual change in size or color.
What is Radiation?
300
Relates to the parts of the objects and how one part relates to another.
What is Proportion?
400
Tint.
What is a color + white?
400
The 3 dimensional expense that a designer is working with.
What is Space?
400
Achieved by placing identical objects on either side of a central point.
What is Symmetrical?
400
Created by identical objects coming from a central axis.
What is Opposition?
400
Occurs when all parts of a room/home related by one idea.
What is Unity?
500
Blue, Green, and Yellow.
What is Analogous.
500
Chroma.
What is Color?
500
Visual weight created by size, color, texture, and number of objects.
What is Balance?
500
Created by lines at right angles or contrasting colors.
What is Transition?
500
Two or more different elements of design used to add interest to a design.
What is Variety?
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