Complementary colors are...

pairs of colors that are farthest away from each other on the color wheel, and are most different from each other.

the artistic ingredients painters use to create a painting.

A style of painting developed in France late in the Modern period of art history, by artists who wanted to create impressions of light and color that, when seen as a whole, would form pictures in viewers minds.

Impressionists placed different colors side by side very close together on the canvas, letting viewers eyes blend the colors together.

Blue and yellow, for example, from a distance blends to green.

Impressionists used short, broad brush strokes that created a rough texture on the surface of the canvas. It contains very few drawn lines, shadows and dark colors.

The illusion of depth or distance. Artists use many different elements and techniques to make pictures on a flat service seem to have space and distance.

For example, objects painted in cool colors seem farther away than objects painted in warm colors.

Lines that narrow the from foreground to background make objects like roads and rivers seem to stretch into the distance.

Using soft edges instead of sharply drawn lines, or leaving out details in background objects make to object seem farther away.

green, purple, and orange... Colors that can be created by combining primary colors.

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Complementary colors are...

A style of painting developed in France early in the Contemporary period of art history. Artists took familiar objects from everyday life, broke them up into geometric figures like cubes and triangles, then put them back together, forcing viewers to see familiar objects in unfamiliar ways.

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