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Define Shade:
Intensity or brilliance of a color.
Made by adding white.
Orange, Yellow-Green, Red-Violet
Yellow-Green, Yellow-Orange
Its compliment
Achieved by adding black to any color.
Violet, Orange
Red, Yellow, Blue; can't be mixed from other colors and are the starting point for all other colors.
What is the split complement of violet?
Intensity or brilliance of a color.
Made by adding white.
Orange, Yellow-Green, Red-Violet
Yellow-Green, Yellow-Orange
Its compliment
Achieved by adding black to any color.
Violet, Orange
Red, Yellow, Blue; can't be mixed from other colors and are the starting point for all other colors.
What is the triad with blue?
Intensity or brilliance of a color.
Made by adding white.
Orange, Yellow-Green, Red-Violet
Yellow-Green, Yellow-Orange
Its compliment
Achieved by adding black to any color.
Violet, Orange
Red, Yellow, Blue; can't be mixed from other colors and are the starting point for all other colors.
What is the triad with green?
Intensity or brilliance of a color.
Made by adding white.
Orange, Yellow-Green, Red-Violet
Yellow-Green, Yellow-Orange
Its compliment
Achieved by adding black to any color.
Violet, Orange
Red, Yellow, Blue; can't be mixed from other colors and are the starting point for all other colors.
Define Chroma:
Intensity or brilliance of a color.
Made by adding white.
Orange, Yellow-Green, Red-Violet
Yellow-Green, Yellow-Orange
Its compliment
Achieved by adding black to any color.
Violet, Orange
Red, Yellow, Blue; can't be mixed from other colors and are the starting point for all other colors.
When you want to decrease the chroma of a color, you should add _____________.
Intensity or brilliance of a color.
Made by adding white.
Orange, Yellow-Green, Red-Violet
Yellow-Green, Yellow-Orange
Its compliment
Achieved by adding black to any color.
Violet, Orange
Red, Yellow, Blue; can't be mixed from other colors and are the starting point for all other colors.
What are the primary colors and why are they called primary?
Intensity or brilliance of a color.
Made by adding white.
Orange, Yellow-Green, Red-Violet
Yellow-Green, Yellow-Orange
Its compliment
Achieved by adding black to any color.
Violet, Orange
Red, Yellow, Blue; can't be mixed from other colors and are the starting point for all other colors.
Define Tint:
Intensity or brilliance of a color.
Made by adding white.
Orange, Yellow-Green, Red-Violet
Yellow-Green, Yellow-Orange
Its compliment
Achieved by adding black to any color.
Violet, Orange
Red, Yellow, Blue; can't be mixed from other colors and are the starting point for all other colors.
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