Final exam review color theory
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This document defines key art terms such as primary colors, secondary colors, tertiary colors, shades, tones, warm and cool colors, monochromatic color schemes, neutral colors, Surrealism, mixed media, and Elizabeth Murray. It explains that primary colors cannot be mixed, secondary colors are made by mixing two primary colors, and tertiary colors are made by mixing a primary and secondary color. It also defines shades, tones, warm and cool colors, and provides examples of an artist who worked in mixed media and sculptural paintings.
Final exam review color theory
- 1. FINAL REVIEW 2014 ColorTheory & Other ArtTerms
- 2. Primary The original three colors – these cannot be made by mixing colors together:
- 3. Tertiary These colors are created by mixing a primary and secondary color together:
- 4. Shade Adding black to a color will create its:
- 5. Tone Adding the complement to a color will create its:
- 6. Warm Orange is an example of a: (Cool orWarm)
- 7. Monochromatic This literally means ‘one color’:
- 8. Neutral Black,White, Gray, and Brown are examples of ___________ colors.
- 9. Surrealism An artistic movement that incorporates the idea of the subconscious and dreams
- 10. Mixed Media Using more than one medium in a work of art is referred to as:
- 11. Elizabeth Murray An artist who created sculptural paintings that jutted out of the wall with a 3-D aspect