This is the color added to a “Tint”

Green, blue, and purple are what types of colors?

Red, yellow, and orange are what types of colors?

Distributing the visual weight of objects within a space to achieve a feeling of equilibrium 

 Repeated patterns, colors, shapes or lines create this; movement

 The way an object feels or appears to feel; Furry, reflective, rough, smooth, soft, hard, shiny 

 The amount of pattern or number of objects in a space

The strongest element, often the first thing people notice, and can have physiological effects on people; value, intensity, hue

Things that have depth, length, and width; use agreeable ones

Everything in room goes well together and is related; an idea is carried amongst the room

Relative size of an object in relation to other objects

 The most basic element of design; shows direction and cause eye to move from one point to another

Which lines give a feeling of relaxation?

Which lines give a feeling of softness and adds interest?

Which lines give a feeling of height?

Which lines give a feeling of movement and excitement?

Rearranges or stylized a recognizable object 

Random and flowing form

Uses squares, rectangles, circles, etc. 

Lifelike, traditional, and familiar feeling 

 2 colors that are directly opposite from each other on the color wheel.

Created from a color with low chroma, neutral colors

Ex: browns, beiges, white/cream

Colors are one color plus tints, tones,  and shades of that color.

Ex: Navy Blue, Blue, Baby Blue

The color scheme uses 3+ colors that are near each other on the color wheel (side by side)

Ex: yellow, yellow-green, green, and blue-green.

The color scheme uses three colors equally spaced around the color wheel.

Ex: Red, Blue, Yellow

A color scheme created using black, white, or variations of grey 

Reds, yellows, and blues are identified as

Oranges, greens, and violets are identified as

Red-Orange Yellow-Orange Yellow-Green Blue-Green Blue-Violet Red-Violet are identified as

Identical objects are arranged on both sides of a center point, mirror image

Different but equivalent objects are arranged to the sides of a center point