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Color comes from light reflecting off objects into our eyes. There are three primary colors - red, yellow and blue - that can be mixed to create all other colors. Secondary colors are created by mixing two primary colors, such as orange from red and yellow, or green from yellow and blue. The basic color wheel arranges primary and secondary colors in a circle to show their relationships.
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- 1. Color comes from light. All the colors of the spectrum hit the object and what we see is reflected back to our eye. Color Theory The human eye can see at least 7 million colors.
- 2. There are 3 colors that can make every other color. They are called......... Primary Colors Red Yellow Blue
- 3. Secondary Colors Secondary colors are created when 2 primary colors are mixed. Orange Green Violet
- 4. The Basic Color Wheel V
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- 6. The Full Color Wheel The remaining 6 colors are created when the primary and secondary colors are mixed together. They are called........ Intermediate Colors yg-yo-bg-bv-ro-rv
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- 8. Cool & Warm Color Harmonies
- 9. Analogous * 2-3 colors that lie next to each other on the color wheel.
- 10. Complementary Colors Colors that lie opposite each other Red Green Blue Orange Yellow - Violet
- 11. Monochromatic One color plus tints, shades and tones of that color. Value: How light or dark a color is Tints Shades