Color Wheel
three basic colors that cannot be made by mixing colors
What are the primary colors?
a plan for selecting or organizing colors
What is color scheme?
How do you "tint" a color?
What is add white?
A painting made of different shades of blue, is what color Scheme?
What is monochromatic
the common name of a color in or related to the color spectrum (example: green)
What is hue?
a color made by mixing a 1 primary + 1 secondary color (or mixing unequal amounts of 2 primary colors)
What are intermediate colors?
colors opposite each other on the color wheel
What is complementary?
How do you shade a color?
What is add black
A drawing made only of different values of orange and blue is what color scheme?
What is complementary
a circular chart of colors of the visible spectrum, used to understand color relationships
What is a color wheel?
a color made by mixing equal amounts of two primary colors
What are secondary colors?
colors that share a hue and are next to each other on the color wheel
What is analogous?
Pink is what type of red value?
What is tint?
A painting made of 3-5 shades of yellows, greens, and blues is what color scheme?
What is analogous color scheme
a band of colors produced when light shines through a prism
What is the color spectrum?
Colors not associated with the color wheel
What are neutral colors?
colors that are associated with fire and the sun (name the group and individual colors)
What are warm colors: reds, oranges, yellows?
one color color plus its tints and shades
What is monochromatic?
What type of colors are red, orange and yellow?
What are warm colors
a color scheme with 3 colors equally spaced on the color wheel
What is triad color scheme?
yellow-green, blue-violet, and red-orange are examples of...
What are intermediate colors?
colors ranging from greens through the blues and violets
What is cool colors?
Adding grey to a color
What is a tone?
one color plus the 2 colors on either side of the color's complement on the color wheel
What is split complementary?
the richness of a color (ranges from bright to dull/grey)
What is intensity or saturation?