primary and secondary colors
mixing and blending
watercolor techniques
color theory
fun with watercolors
100

These three colors cannot be made by mixing other colors.

red blue and yellow

100

This happens when you mix complementary colors together.

make a brownish color

100

This watercolor technique involves applying paint to wet paper, creating soft edges.

wet on wet

100

This term describes colors that are next to each other on the color wheel

analogous 

100

A small test sample of a color before using it in a painting is called a ____.

swatch 

200

mixing red and yellow make this secondary color

orange

200

this is what you get when you mix a color with white

tint

200

The term for applying a thin, transparent layer of color over a dried layer of paint.

glazing

200

A split-complementary color scheme includes this many colors.

three

200

Watercolor paint is unique because it is activated with ____

water

300

when you mix blue and yellow you get this color

green

300

If you want to darken a color in watercolor painting, you can mix it with this instead of black for a richer effect.

its complementary color

300

This technique involves using a dry brush with minimal water for a rough texture effect.

dry brush

300

This blue pigment is known for being highly transparent and staining

phthalo blue

300

The best type of paper for watercolor painting is made from this material.

cotton

400

this secondary color is made by mixing red and blue

purple

400

This term describes a seamless transition between two colors

gradient

400

When you use a tissue or sponge to remove wet paint, this technique is called ____

lifting

400

A shade is created by adding this color to a base color

black

400

This term describes the way a pigment settles into the texture of watercolor paper, creating a speckled effect.

granulation