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_____ is the name of the color
_____ is the strength of the color
The moment you mix a color with any other color, you drop it's _____
_____ is the lightness or darkness of the color
Label the 3 primary colors
Label the 3 secondary colors
Mixing ___ primary colors gives you one secondary color
_____ colors are colors opposite on the color wheel
The "painters" color wheel has ___ primary colors and ___ secondary colors
Color is a property of _____
Light reflects through a glass prism and _____ white light into a range of colors
That range of colors is called the visible _____
Reflected light waves are picked up by your eyes and transmitted to your brain and are interpreted as _____
What color is associated with royalty and wealth?
What color gives a warm, cheerful, festive feel?
_____ colors can be made lighter, darker, duller and sharper
Light is a _____ color
Pigment is a _____ color
_____ colors are colors that can't be made by mixing other colors together
_____ color mixing is a process by which different colored beams of light are projected together to produce a new color
To create colored light, you place a colored filter called a _____ over the white light
_____ emit light beams containing the red, green, and blue information used to create a picture upon a screen
A _____ combines color information with luminance, or brightness, information
RGB refers to:
_____ color is a process in which an artist "cancels" the original color of a surface with another color
_____ mixing is required to produce specific colors
Label the three primary colors when working with light
CYMK stands for what?
_____ mixing - to reduce color to it's primary components and place fragmented hues next to each other in an effort to strengthen the sense of light within the color. This then occurs in the eye of the viewer.
Most colors we see are _____, or mixtures of several color wavelengths
_____ are light values that are obtained by adding white to a color
_____ are dark values that are obtained by adding black to a color
_____ are the "middle" value of colors
Value pertains to _____
Intensity pertains to _____
Colors that appear at full intensity are _____
Muted colors with low intensity are _____
The lessening of intensity and clarity is due to _____, which is the effect of the atmosphere, or air, due to space between you and an object
A _____ color is formed by mixing a primary color with a neighboring secondary color on the color wheel
