Color Analysis in Art

What is an analogous color scheme?

• Colors chosen from opposite ends of the color wheel

• Colors chosen from the same side of the color wheel

• Colors chosen from adjacent sides of the color wheel

• Colors chosen randomly

What is the purpose of a complementary color scheme?

• To create cohesion and harmony in the artwork

• To emphasize one color over the other

• To evoke a mellow and soft ambiance

• To enhance the mood of a scene

What is the difference between a tight analogous color scheme and a loose analogous color scheme?

• Tight analogous color scheme uses colors that are closer on the color wheel, while loose analogous color scheme uses colors that are farther apart

• Tight analogous color scheme uses colors that are farther apart on the color wheel, while loose analogous color scheme uses colors that are closer

• There is no difference between the two

• Tight analogous color scheme uses only primary colors, while loose analogous color scheme uses only secondary colors

What is the purpose of a neutral color scheme?

• To create cohesion and harmony in the artwork

• To emphasize one color over the other

• To evoke a mellow and soft ambiance

• To enhance the mood of a scene

What is the purpose of a monochromatic color scheme?

• To create cohesion and harmony in the artwork

• To emphasize one color over the other

• To evoke a mellow and soft ambiance

• To enhance the mood of a scene

Which colors are associated with warmer temperatures?

• Green, blue, and purple

• Yellow, orange, and red

• Black and white

• Desaturated colors

Which colors are associated with cooler temperatures?

• Green, blue, and purple

• Yellow, orange, and red

• Black and white

• Desaturated colors

What do naturalistic colors in artwork mimic?

• Reality

• Dreams

• Imagination

• Fantasy

What do unnatural or abstract colors in artwork convey?

• Reality

• Dreams

• Imagination

• Fantasy

What is the purpose of using naturalistic colors in artwork?

• To create cohesion and harmony in the artwork

• To emphasize one color over the other

• To make the artwork accessible and relatable

• To enhance the mood of a scene