Red, Blue, and Yellow are examples of

Secondary Colors are important because they make up all the other colors.

Red-Orange, Orange-Yellow, Blue-Violet, and Green-Blue are examples of.....

________is when you add white to a color and it becomes lighter. _______is when you add black to a color and it gets darker.

_________refers to the lightness or darkness of a color.

Saturation is the intensity of a color. Determines how a certain hue will look in certain lighting conditions. Tints and shades are part of this.

Warm colors make you feel......

Cool Colors make you feel........

Monochromatic, Analogous, and Complementary are considered color schemes.

__________consists of all colors in hue involves variations in value of a single hue.

Opposite colors on the color wheel such as Red and Green; Orange and Blue; Violet and Yellow are examples of what color schemes.....

Colors that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel such as Yellow, Yellow-Orange, and Orange or Blue, Blue-Green, and Green are examples of..........

_________are mixed from 2 primary colors next to each other on the color wheel such as Orange, Green, and Purple.

_______visual representation of primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, which forms the basis for color schemes. Helps you color coordinate your clothes.

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Name the color scheme.

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Another name for color such as pink, blue, green, brown, or orange is called "Value."