Color Theory and Shape Design Review

What are secondary colors made from?

• Mixing primary colors

• Mixing primary and tertiary colors

• Mixing black or white with tertiary colors

• They are not typically used in photos

Shapes that you design or place in an image are known as what?

• Negative

• Figurative

• Positive

• Natural

Tertiary colors are created by which method?

• Mixing primary and secondary colors

• Applying the Rule of Thirds in photography

• Combining contrasting colors

• Adding black shades

What shape would you use in a logo to direct the viewer’s attention to a specific word or key detail?

• Ellipse

• Triangle

• Star

• Rectangle

What are analogous colors?

• Colors that sit next to each other on the color wheel

• Colors that detract attention from important subjects

• Colors that emphasize key elements

• Colors that are located opposite each other on the color wheel

What do you create when you mix red with white?

• Color wheel

• Shade

• Color scheme

• Tint

To achieve warm tones in a design, which colors should be used?

• Black and yellow

• Purples, blues, and greens

• Reds, yellows, and oranges

• Reds, greens, and whites

What is formed when paths intersect or enclose a space?

• Form

• Line

• Tint

• Shape

What do you produce when you add black to a color like green?

• Shade

• Color wheel

• Tint

• Color scheme

Shapes like circles, squares, and rectangles are considered ___________, while leaves and shells are examples of ___________ shapes.

• Geometric; natural

• Negative; positive

• Positive; negative

• Natural; geometric