CDA1053 Brain Warmup

What is the different between saturation and value?

• Saturation refers to the intensity of the color meanwhile value refers to the colors lightness or darkness.

• Saturation refers to lightness or darkness of the color meanwhile value refers to the colors intensity.

• Saturation refers to lightness or darkness of the color meanwhile value refers to its hue.

• Saturation refers to the intensity of the color meanwhile value refers to its hue.

Why be a painting can considered appear flat, lifeless, and uninteresting?

• Because it is lack of color.

• Because it is lack of value.

• Because it is lack of chroma.

• Because it is lack of saturation.

During Pre-Historic period, human use to blew through __________________ to produce an “air brush” effect.

As an audience, value provides the foundation for how our eye __________________ a painting.

• visualize

• Interpret

• reads

• see

When the artist use value in his painting, he essentially liberates his and the audience __________________ with exciting color combinations. 

• Color value

• Color system

• Color palette

• Color scheme

Who is the person responsible to the foundation of color theory?

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When the color gets darkened, it means the __________________ have been apply to the color.

• tints

• tones

• shades

• chroma

In 1900, ________________ brought artist the invention of both water-based paint (acrylics) and synthetic pigments.

• The Modern Age

• The Golden Paint Age

• The Renaissance Age

• The Contemporary Age

Aeril always use a visual organization of hue for his Kurta collection color for guide. The circular diagram also used by his brother Samad which running a house painting service in Batu Pahat. The diagram also called __________________.

• Color term

• Color wheel

• Color vision

• Color theory

When comes to saturation, it refers to the color __________________.