Color Theory
Red, Yellow and Blue.
What are primary colors?
Shape.
What is height and width?
By creating a focal point in art you create this.
What is emphasis?
Adding White.
What is tint?
Green, Violet, and Orange.
What are Secondary Colors?
Form
What is height, width and depth?
Dividing a composition in thirds both vertically and horizontally.
What is the Rule of Thirds?
Adding Black.
What is Shade?
You make an Intermediate Color by doing this.
What is mixing a Primary and Secondary Color?
Value.
What is going from dark to light?
A method of Cubism that uses sharp angles, geometric shapes and flattened planes.
What is Analytical Cubism?
Adding Gray.
What is tone?
Analogous Color Scheme.
What is Green, Green-Blue and Blue?
Square.
What is shape?
A method of Cubism that uses bright colors, simple forms and objects built on top of one another?
What is Synthetic Cubism?
Another name for color.
What is Hue?
Split Complementary Color Scheme.
What is Red, Yellow Green and Green Blue?
Sphere.
What is form?
the way in which all Elements of Art and Principles of Design work together to produce an overall effect aesthetically pleasing to the viewer.
What is composition?
The Science, study and art of color.
What is Color Theory?