Variations of Color
A hue that is mixed with white
What is Tint?
Presentation of multiple unites in a deliberate pattern to imply a pace or flow.
What is Rhythm?
Conveys calmness or rest
What is a Horizontal Line?
Red, Blue and Yellow
What are Primary Colors?
the implication that a complete object is in front of a covered object
What is Overlapping?
the name of a color that distinguishes it from others and assigns it a position in the visual spectrum
What is Hue?
The impression of equilibrium.
What is Balance?
Implies confidence, purpose, and refinement
What is Smooth Line?
Opposite on the color wheel (Red-Green, Blue-Orange, Yellow-Violet)
What are Complementary Colors?
The relative size of parts within a whole
What is Proportion?
Brightness or intensity of a color
What is Saturation?
The created center of interest or place in the composition where your eye lines.
What is Emphasis?
A line that is suggested by the positions of shapes or objects within a design or gesture, than a physically filled in line
What is Implied Line?
One Color and the two hues adjacent to its complement (Red+Blue-Green+Yellow-Green)
What are Split Complementaries?
Use of changes in color, value, and definition to imply distance
What is Atmospheric Perspective?
a hue that is mixed with black
What is Shade?
When a work gives a sense of completion and cohesion
What is Unity?
Reads as spontaneous, with movement and energy
What is Rough Line?
Determined by selecting a key color and adding the two colors adjacent to it. (Yellow-Orange, Orange, Red-Orange)
What are Analogous Colors?
When looking at an object from more than one vantage point at the same time
What is Fractured Space?
Use of compatible color to help unify a composition
What is Color Harmony?
Created through systematic repetition
What is Pattern?
Communicates a sense of height or ascension
What is Vertical Line?
Utilize two sets of complimentary colors or a double complementary (Red, Green, Orange, Blue)
What are Tetradic Colors?
Objects lower in the picture frame are considered closer
What is Vertical Location?