Color Theory
Color Theory Part II
Illuminated Letters
Value/Line
100

Another name for color

Hue

100

Name the Cool and Warm Colors

Cool- B,G,V

Warm, R,O,Y

100

In the Middle Ages all books were orignal works of art and 

Hand-written

100

The definition of Value

Levels or tones of grey between black and white

200

Primary colors

Red

Yellow

Blue

200

Secondary colors are made by mixing 2 of these

Primary

200

During the Middle Ages, most books were used by these two people

Priests and Monks

200

The definition of Line

A moving dot. 

300

Secondary colors

Orange

Green

Violet

300

Tertiary colors are made my mixing these

Primary and Secondary

300

Illuminated manuscrupts are so called because of their frequent use of this

Gold Leaf

300

A non-stop line drawing

Continuous

400

Another name for Tertiary

Intermediate

400

True or False: An Analogous harmony refers to 3 equally spaced colors

False

Triadic is 3 equally spaced

Analogous are 3 neighboring colors

400

Illumination comes from this Latin word meaning "light up"

"Illuminare"

400

Artists use value to create a sense of these three things

Mood

Form

Depth

500

Name the tertiary colors in order

Yellow-orange, Red-orange, Red-Violet, Blue-violet, Blue-green, Yellow-green

500

What is the Split-Compliment of Blue-Green and Blue-Violet?

Orange

500

The "golden age" of illumated letters lasted until the arrival of this in 1450-55

Gutenburg Printing Press

500

List all values in order starting from the lightsource

Highlight

Mid-tone

Core shadow

Reflected Light

Cast Shadow

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