Color Theory
The primary colors
What are red, blue, and yellow?
Gradual movement or changes from white to gray to black.
What is a Value Scale?
An artist's tool that is used to draw lines.
What is a pencil?
A group of colors in the color wheel usually associated with cold.
What are cool colors?
a line that is left to right or runs side to side
What is a horizontal line?
The secondary colors
What are violet, green and orange?
Shapes that are natural and have less defined edges. They usually occur in nature and never look the same.
What are organic shapes?
An artist's tool used to paint
What is a paintbrush?
a group of colors in the color wheel associated with heat
What are warm colors?
diagonal lines that connect. When connected they give the feeling of excitement.
What is a zigzag line?
mixing white to a color creates this
What is tint?
two-dimensional shapes that have clear edges when you create them and are flat
What are geometric shapes?
a board that provides a flat surface for artists to mix paints.
What is a palette?
colors that are opposite from one another on the color wheel
What are complementary colors?
a line made by wrapping around itself.
What is a spiral?
Colors arranged in a circle to show color relationships
What is the Color Wheel
an element of art describing how something physically feels or looks like it feels.
What is texture?
a self supporting frame that holds an artist's work while it is being either painted or drawn
What is an easel?
Any 3 colors that are next to each other on the 12 part color wheel.
What are analogous colors?
curved lines put together
What is a wavy line?
colors that are in-between primary and secondary colors on the color wheel
What are Tertiary (intermediate) colors?
shape or space surrounding a line, shape, or form.
What is negative space?
a pencil or stick of colored wax used for drawing
What is a crayon ?
a color scheme based on only one, single color using tints and shades of it.
What is a monochromatic color scheme?
the width or appearance of any line, such as thick or thin, smooth or rough, continuous or broken.
What is line quality?