Elements of Art - review

The Primary Colors are:

• Primary school colors.

• Colors that cannot be mixed to be made: red, yellow, blue.

• An equal mix of a primary and secondary color: red-violet, blue-violet, yellow-green.

• An equal mix of two colors: orange, violet, green.

An example of a monochromatic color scheme is:

• dark blue, blue, light blue, white

• blue, green, violet

• blue, blue-violet, violet, red-violet

This painting is an example of what type of color scheme?

• analogous

• primary

• complementary

• Cold

Complimentary Colors

• Are across from each other on the color wheel.

• re next to each other on the color wheel.

• Tell each other compliments.

• Make the other color brighter.

A shape:

• can be organic or geometric.

• Is the area around, above, or within an object

• is a three dimensional form.

• is a moving dot

This shape is an example of what?

• geometric

• organic

• something I don't want in my hair

• space, the final frontier

_______________   ______________ is the area around a form or shape in an artwork.

• negative space

• left side

• positive space

• final frontier

Space in art: 

• Can never be shown through layering.

• Is the final frontier.

• Is the area around, above, or within an object

• Is color. This is a trick answer.

This is an examples of  value __________________________.

• secondary

• placement

• scale

• color

To vary the value of a color (let's say blue) you could add:

• White. This will make the color lighter.

• Orange. This will make the color less intense, or muddy.

• Violet. This will change the color to a tertiary color.