color terms
Learn these color terms for Ms. Hamil's class.
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- Opaque
- Not clear
- Purple or Violet
- What you mix with yellow to make a darker shade of yellow?
- Translucent
- Light can pass through
- Primary
- When naming a tertiary color do you say the primary or secondary part of the name first?
- Yellow-Green
- The complementary color to Red-Violet?
- Green
- What you mix with red to make a darker shade of red?
- Green
- The complementary color to Red?
- water (soap helps too)
- What do you use to clean up Acrylic paint.
- Tertiary Colors
- The colors made by combining primary and secondary colors.
- Dark blue
- Mixing blue and a smaller amount of orange gives you?
- Triad
- A group of three hues that are equidistant from one another on a standard color wheel.
- Purple or Violet
- Mixing Red and Blue gives you?
- Dark Orange
- Mixing Orange and a smaller amount of blue gives you?
- Ruins the brush
- Why should you not let acrylic dry into a brush?
- Triad
- The three primary colors and the three secondary colors for example each form a ________.
- Shades
- Colors (hues) made darker in value by the addition of the complementary color (essentially adding black)
- Primary colors
- RED YELLOW BLUE
- bristles up
- After cleaning a brush thoroughly with soap and water, how should you store and dry it?
- Primary
- This type of color is complementary to a secondary color.
- Light Red (pink)
- Mixing red with white gives you?
- Analogous Colors
- Closely related colors especially those in which we can see on common hue. They usually are adjacent to each other on a standard color wheel.
- Tertiary Colors
- Yellow-Orange Yellow-Green Red-Orange Red-Violet Blue-Violet Blue-Green
- Tints
- Colors (hues) made lighter in value by the addition of white
- Light Yellow
- Mixing yellow with white give you?
- Green
- Mixing Blue and Yellow gives you?
- Acrylic dries fast
- Why is is important to keep the storage palettes closed when not in use
- Black
- What you get by mixing all 3 primaries with more blue than yellow or red
- Warm hues
- Subjective description of a color based on association of a particular hue with physical sensations of heat.
- Secondary Colors
- ORANGE PURPLE GREEN
- Dark Red
- Mixing Red with a smaller amount of green gives you?
- Orange
- Mixing Red and Yellow give you?
- Red-Orange
- The complementary color to Blue-Green?
- Complementary
- Juxtaposing a pair of these kind of colors can create a sense of drama or unease called chromatic tension.
- Primary Colors
- The 3 colors that cannot be produced by a mixture of other colors
- wax paper
- What do we use as a mixing palette in 108
- Brown
- What you get by mixing all 3 primaries with more yellow and red than blue.
- Secondary Colors
- The colors obtained by mixing two primary colors.
- Cool Hues
- Subjective description of a color based on association of a particular hue with physical sensations of cold.
- Blue
- The complementary color to Orange?
- Monochromatic
- Different tints and shades of one color (hue)
- Yellow
- The complementary color to Purple or Violet?
- Orange
- What you mix with blue to make a darker shade of blue?
- clean water
- If you want acrylic paint to be thinner and more like water color what should you add?
- Complementary Colors
- Two colors that are directly opposite one another on a standard color wheel.