2 - Color theory

Question 1

The scheme of orange and blue colors is called “ “

Answer 1

Orange and teal

Question 2

Three important terms of color

Answer 2

Hue, Saturation, and Value

Question 3

Also called color, tone, shade or tint

Answer 3

Hue

Question 4

also called colorfulness

Answer 4

saturation

Question 5

also called lightness

Answer 5

value

Question 6

Who said “The eye is more atracted to a color than to a neutral image, the more saturated the color, the more attention it grabs”

Answer 6

Sharon Callahan

Question 7

Two main different models of mixing colors:

Answer 7

RGB(additive color model, red, green and blue light are added together)
CMYK(subtractive pigment color model, used in color printing)

Question 8

Color temperature is expressed in

Answer 8

Kelvins (K)

Question 9

Daylight K

Answer 9

5000K

Question 10

Overcast Sky K

Answer 10

6500K-7500K

Question 11

Blue Sky K

Answer 11

8000K-12000K

Question 12

Moonlight K

Answer 12

4000K

Question 13

Warm White K

Answer 13

3000K

Question 14

Extra Warm White K

Answer 14

2800K

Question 15

Candle Light K

Answer 15

1800K

Question 16

Some supervisors prefer to work with Kelvin to avoid unnatural colors, others prefers RGB.

Answer 16

Yeah

Question 17

Six Color Schemes

Answer 17

Monologous, Complementary, Analogous, Triadic, Split Complementary, Tetradic

Question 18

colors are all the colors of a single hue

Answer 18

Monochromatic

Question 19

Complementary colors

Answer 19

colors are pairs of colors wich, when combined or mixed, cancel each other out bey producing a gray scale color like white or black. When placed next to each other, they create the strongest contrast for those two colors and are always opposite on the color wheel.

Question 20

Split-complementary

Answer 20

variation of complementary color scheme. In addition to the base color, it uses the two colorsadjacent to its complement. This color scheme has te same strong visual contrast as the complementary color scheme, but has less tension

Question 21

Triadic colors

Answer 21

that are evenly spaced around the color wheel. Triadic color harmonies tend to be quite vibrant, even if you use pale or unsaturated versions of your hues.

Question 22

pálido, ténue

Answer 22

pale

Question 23

vibrante, vivo

Answer 23

vibrant

Question 24

tetradic or Rectangle

Answer 24

is a combination of four colors that consist of two sets of complementary colors. These colors form a rectangle on the color wheel. The colors on the short side of the rectangle are spaced one color apart

Question 25

Square

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is a combination of four colors equally spaced around the color wheel.

Question 26

Animated feature films mostly use the “ “ Scheme

Answer 26

complimentary

Question 27

I have used the same blue color for the past ten years in all of my sky-related lights such as top, rim o environment lights

Answer 27

R: 0.4 G: 0.7 B: 1

Question 28

Sun RGB

Answer 28

R:1 G: 0.8 B: 0.6

Question 29

Sky-related ligths

Answer 29

top, rim or environment lights

Question 30

Robert Plutchik diagram of emotions eight basic emotions:

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joy, trust, fear, surprise, sadness, disgust, anger and anticipation

Question 31

Paul Ekman: Emotions are “ “ but the way we show them, like our attitude is “ “

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Emotions are universal but the way we show them, like our attitude is cultural

Question 32

borde, bordear, orilla

Answer 32

rim

Question 33

placentero, agradable

Answer 33

pleasant

Question 34

Color schemes per character is very powerfull, why

Answer 34

Because it can show their personality and their arc through the story. The change of color scheme indicates an important story point.

Question 35

Did they use a Color Key in Lego Batman?

Answer 35

No

Question 36

Why you should avoid overlapping colors

Answer 36

Because they will jus cancel each other. If you have a character, try to have one main hue for the left lights and other hue for the right ones. Otherwise(si no) your render will just blend these colors(additive color process) and get all muddy.

Question 37

Wich value is forbidden in the albedo and in your lights color

Answer 37

Zero

Question 38

We should use color keys as…

Answer 38

as a guide, not a destination. We try not to take our color keys too literally. We want to be open to happy accidents and the process of discovery as we move into 3D.

Question 39

Do you have any process to choose the color schemes?

Answer 39

It’s a matter of trying to balance aesthetics(making it look cool) with storytelling(making choices that support the process of conveying information and provoking an emotional response).