Restorative Art 2.1

a visible sensation perceived by the eye and the mind due to the activity and vibration of light color the property of a color by which it is distinguished from other colors. hue The lightness or darkness of a color value another name for intensity of color chroma the brightness or dullness of a color intensity/chroma the 3 color theories spectral prang colored illumination the original scientific standard for color spectral color theory 7 spectral colors ROYGBIV what wavelenght of the spectral color is the longest red primary colors of the prectral color theory green, red, indigo how many hues are in a tetrad 4 hues the type of illumination that is high in yellow and low in blue incadesent type of illumination that provides more light for less cost florescent the quality of amount of illumination passing through a transparent filter in colored illumination brilliance/brightness primary colors of the additive method of colored illumination red, green, blue the secondary colors of additive method of colored illumination a. Yellow (Red and Green) b. Magenta (Red and Blue) c. Blue-green (Blue and Green) d. White produced by a mixture of all three primary colors The complement of Red in colored illumination is complement of red is blue-green The complement of Magenta in colored illumination is complement of green is magenta the complement of Blue in colored illumination is complement of blue is yellow the seconday colors of the spectral color theory yellow, blue, violet in the spectral color theory the presence of all light yields white in the spectral color theory, the absence of all color yeilds black another name for the prang color theory pigmentation the primary colors of the prang color theory yellow, blue, red the secondary colors of the prang color theory green, purple, orange what teo colors of the prang color theory are used to produce orange yellow and red what two colors of the prang color theory are used to produce green yellow and blue what two colors of the prang color theory are used to produce purple blue and red the primary colors of the subtractive method of colored illumination magenta, yellow, and blue the seconday colors of the subtractive method of colored illumination blue, red, and green How many intermediate hues exist in the Prang color theory? Yellow orange, Yellow green, Blue green, Blue purple, Red orange, Red purple those hues produced by an unequal amount of directly opposite hues on the color wheel tertiary hues in the prang color theory. If warmer colors are dominant on a tertiary color of the Prang color theory, what shade will it be? when a warmer color is predominant the mixture will yield a shade of brown The complement of an intermediate hue in the Prang Color Theory is always : an intermediate The complement of an primary hue in the Prang Color Theory is always a secondary If cooler colors are dominant in a tertiary color of the prang color theory, what shade will it be when a cooler color is predominant the mixture will yield a shade of gray Another name for advancing hues Warm hues (simultaneous contrast) any two hues seen together which modify each other in the direction of their complements. Juxta Position Another name for cooler colors in the prang color theory Receding hues What is the tint of Yellow, Red, and Blue? 1) yellow becomes ivory 2) red becomes pink 3) blue becomes powder blue The complement of Red in the Prang Color Theory Red and Green are complements List shades of Yellow, Red and Blue. 1) yellow becomes mustard 2) red becomes burgundy 3) blue becomes navy blue The complement of Purple in the Prang Color Theory Yellow and Purple are complements A hue which occurs when progressive quantities of white are added to a pigmentary hue Tint The complement of Orange in the Prang Color Theory Blue and Orange are complements A hue which occurs when progressive quantities of black are added to a pigmentary hue Shades A color scheme which utilizes a single hue or similar hues Related color harmonies List the 3 related color harmonies. monochrome, Analogous, Achromatic Define a monochrome related color harmony. a color scheme which uses one color with individual tints, shades and tones of that color Ex: yellow, mustard and ivory A color scheme which makes use of adjacent hues in which there is an identifiable common hue Analogous Give an example of a monochrome color scheme. yellow, mustard and ivory List some of the hues which may be present in an achromatic color scheme. only includes black, white, grays, silver and gold Describe the complementary color scheme. Use of two complementary hues including their tints, shades and tones Ex: yellow mum and purple orchids The term used to describe a hue in which a small amount of gray is mixed with another hue. Tone The Color harmony in which 3 hues are used, including a base hue and the two hues on each side of its complement Split complementary color scheme How many hues are in a double split complementary color harmony? - use of 4 hues which include the 2 hues on either side of a designated base hue and the complement of each of these hues List the colors which may be in a Split Complementary Color Scheme. use of 3 hues which include, a base hue and the two hues on each side of its complement List the colors which may be present in a double complementary color harmony uses 4 hues, including two adjacent hues and their respective complements The color scheme which uses 3 hues which have 3 hues between each on the color wheel Triad color scheme List the hues which could be present in a tetrad. Tetrad color scheme - a color scheme which uses 4 hues that have 2 hues between each of the hues