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COLOR THEORY

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  • How can you get cool and warm colors?
    By dividing the color wheel in half.
  • What is a monochromatic scheme?
    One color, its tints and shades
  • What is a secondary color?
    A color created by mixing two primary colors.
  • What is the difference between square and rectangular schemes?
    The rectangular is more subtle in color selection.
  • What is a split complementary scheme?
    Adding one neighbor color to a complementary scheme.
  • What is color value?
    How dark or how light a color can be.
  • When can you use monochromatic colors? :
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  • What is a Color wheel?
    The colors arranged in a circle following the color spectrum.
  • What is a shade?
    It's when you mix the hue with black.
  • What is a Tertiary color?
    A mix between a primary and a secondary color.
  • What is art?
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  • What is an analogous scheme?
    one color and both neighbors next to it.
  • What is a hue?
    A dominant color
  • What is a tetadric scheme?
    Using a square or diamond to find colors in the color wheel.
  • When can you use analogous colors?
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  • What is an example of complementary color?
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  • What are primary colors?
    Colors that cannot be mixed from other colors.
  • What are the 3 main parts of Color theory?
    1. Color wheel 2.Color value 3. Color schemes
  • What is a complementary color?
    The color opposite of another one in a color wheel
  • What is a rectangular scheme?
    Using a rectangle to find colors in the color wheel.
  • What is a triadic scheme?
    Using a triangle to find colors in the color wheel.
  • What is a tint?
    It's when you mix the hue with white.
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