Color theory terms: color terms
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COLOR TERMS: HUE = COLOR INTENSITY = HIGH CONSINTRATION OF COLOR TONE – A VALUE OF COLOR (LIGHT TO DARK) VALUE – LIGHT OR DARK EFFECTS ON COLOR (TONES) CONTRAST – MEASURE OF BRIGHTNESS IN COLOR (VIVID TONES) TINT – LIGHT OR WASHED VALUE OF A COLOR /PASTELS/ (WHITENED OR DILUTED) SHADE – DARKNED COLOR (COMPLEMENT OR BLACK ADDED) TRIADIC – THREE COLORS RELATED BY HUES = RED + YELLOW = ORANGE OPAQUE – SOLID COLOR – CAN NOT SEE THROUGH TRANSLUCENT – TRANSPARENT COLOR – CAN SEE THROUGH COLOR FAMILIES: PRIMARY – RED - YELLOW - BLUE SECONDARY – EQUAL PARTS OF TWO PRINMARY COLORS = GREEN – ORANGE – VIOLET TERTIARY – EQUAL PARTS OF A PRIMARY AND SECONDARY COLOR = RED ORANGE – RED VIOLET – YELLOW ORANGE YELLOW GREEN – BLUE GREEN – BLUE VIOLEY – WARM – COLORS WHICH REPRESENT HEAT = RED YELLOW ORANGE… COOL – COLORS WHICH REPRESENT COOLNESS = BLUE GREEN … COLOR THEORIES: MONOCHROMATIC – TINTS AND SHADES OF ONE HUE ANALOGOUS – COLORS NEXT TO EACH OTHER ON COLOR WHEEL (HARMONIES) COMPLEMENTARY – COLORS OPPOSITE OR ACROSS FROM EACH OTHER ON COLOR WHEEL = RED /GREEN CHROMATIC - ANY COLORS AT ALL Directory: cms -> lib -> NJ01001933 -> Centricity -> Domain lib -> School district lib -> Job Shadow Experience Essay lib -> Mr. Cambra’s Junior English Class Syllabus Room: C120 Email lib -> Freshman English lib -> Unit: Coordinates, Area, Volume, Capacity lib -> Structural Class Structural characteristics lib -> Student code of conduct lib -> Muscles of the Face, Head, and Neck Laboratory Exercise 20 Background lib -> Introduction to the Digestive System Domain -> Light behaves as rays of light and also as electromagnetic waves. We are able to see because of light Share with your friends:
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