Color Theory

Red and Green are examples of

• Primary colors

• Complementary colors

• Analogous Colors

• Secondary colors

Red Yellow and Blue are examples of

• Secondary colors

• Intermediate colors

• Monochromatic colors

• Primary colors

To make a tint add ________ to a color

• black

• gray

• white

• tan

The term value means

• How dark or light a color is

• How bright or dull a color is

• How warm od cool a color is

• How much the color of paint costs.

These are examples of secondary colors.

• Yellow-orange, Blue-violet, and Red-orange

• Red Yellow and Blue

• Blue, blue-violet and violet

• Purple, green and orange

This type of painting only uses one color plus black and white.

• Primary

• Monochromatic

• Complementary

• Analogous

A low key painting is a painting that is

• Hung low on a wall.

• A painting that is dark and dull.

• A painting that is light and bright.

• A painting that uses all neutral colors.

Blue, blue-violet and violet are example of

• analogous colors

• complementary colors

• secondary colors

• triadic colors

Intensity means

• how dark or light a color is

• how cool or warm a color is

• you are using a monochromatic color scheme.

• bright or dull a color is.

Blue-violet, blue-green, yellow-green, yellow-orange, red-orange and red-violet are examples of

• intermediate colors

• primary colors

• complementary colors

• secondary colors