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CMC Art Test

10-3-11

Question	Answer
Prism	Transparent body bounded in part by two nonparallel plane faces, used to refract or disperse a beam of light.
Refraction	Deflection from straight path undergone by a light ray or energy wave in passing obliquely from one medium (as air) into another (as glass) in which its velocity is different.
Hue	Name of colour.
Value	Relative lightness or darkness.
Intensity	Relative purity; adding black, white.
Intensity A.K.A.	Chroma, saturation.
Additive	Mixing light.
Subtractive	Pigments/mixing paint.
Primaries	Red, blue, yellow.
Secondaries	Orange, green, violet.
Printer Primaries	Magenta, cyan, yellow.
Tertiary Definition	Primary with one secondary.
Tertiary Examples	Violet-red, aquamarine, vermilion, chartreuse, indigo, amber.
Colour School Theories	1. Only 6,000,000 colours. 2. Infinite number of colours.
Complementary Definition	Opposite each other on the colour wheel.
Complimentary Examples	Violet/Yellow Orange/Blue Green/Red
Vital Info About Complementary!!	These colours visually enhance one another when they are juxtaposed.
Palette Mud	Failed mixture of all primaries.
Harmonious Colours	From one primary color to the next on the colour wheel; 5 colors. No visual discord.
Analogous Colours	Any colour next to each other on the colour wheel. Usually 3.
Monochromatic Colours	Variations of same colour; tints and shades.
Warm Colours	Red, yellow, orange.
Cool Colours	Blue, green, violet.
Important Info About Warm and Cool Colours!!	Warm colours appear to advance to the viewer, while cool recede toward the background.
Tints	Adding white.
Shades	Adding black.
Restricted Palette	Colour scheme used.
Open Palette	ANY colour!

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Autumn Elyse Engstrom on 2011-10-03

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CMC Art Test

10-3-11