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Intro Color Terms

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What is hue? The name given to a color.
What does intensity mean? The brightness or dullness of a color
What are the three components of the color wheel? Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary colors.
What are the primary colors? Red, Blue, Yellow.
What are the secondary colors? Violet, Green, Orange.
How do you make primary colors? They are the colors that exist in the environment.
How do you make secondary colors? By blending equal parts of 2 primary colors.
How do you make tertiary/intermediate colors? By blending equal parts of a primary and a secondary color.
What does the word tint mean? The word tint means a value lighter than that on the color wheel.
What does the word shade mean? The word shade means a value darker than that on a color wheel.
What color is added to create a tint? White.
What color is added to create a shade? Black.
What does a Monochromatic Harmony/Scheme mean? One hue with different tints and shades.
What does a Complimentary Harmony/Scheme mean? 2 colors that are directly across from each other on the color wheel.
What does a Analogous Harmony/Scheme mean? 3 or more colors next to each other on the color wheel.
How many colors from the color wheel are represented in a Monochromatic Harmony/Scheme? 1.
How many colors from the color wheel are represented in a Complimentary Harmony/Scheme? 2.
How many colors fro the color wheel are represented in an Analogous Harmony/Scheme? 3 or more.
What colors are considered warm colors? Orange, Red, Yellow.
What colors are considered cool colors? Blue, Green, and sometimes Violet.
What colors are considered neutral colors? Tans, browns, and whites.
What colors are on each side of the color Blue on the color wheel? Blue-Green and Blue-Violet.
What colors are on each side of the color Yellow on the color wheel? Yellow-Orange and Yellow-Green
What colors are on each side of the color Red on the color wheel? Red-Violet and Red-Orange
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