9th Design Unit 3 Value and Contrast Test

Value is best described as

• How light or dark a color is

• The differences among hues

• Primary, secondary, and tertiary colors

• Anything that is monochromatic

Value is

• An Element of Art

• A Principle of Design

• A Principle of Art

• An Element of Design

Contrast is

• An Element of Art

• A Principle of Design

• An Element of Design

• A Principle of Art

Contrast can best described as

• The arrangement of opposite elements

• Using colors that stand out from each other

• Using only black and white

• Using two different media together (like painting and drawing)

A color that slowly fades into a different color is called a

• Hue

• Gradient

• Greyscale

• Rainbow

Why did we learn to squint when looking at values?

• 'Cuz we're real tired, yo.

• Squinting simplifies the image making values easier to see.

• Squinting makes details more apparent.

• Squinting makes color turn into black and white, making it easier to create.

Values can basically be separated into three categories

• Shades, tints, and tones

• Shade, neutrals, and tints

• Light, dark, and mid-tone

• Lions, tigers, and bears (oh my!)

The "true" color of any color is called

• A hue

• A pigment

• A tone

• A reflection

Which of these COULD be a tint of red?

• Magenta

• Maroon

• Pink

• Violet

Which of these COULD be a shade of blue?

• Aqua blue

• Sky-blue

• Navy blue

• Turquoise