4. Color Theory Flashcards
Micropigmentation is part science and part ____.
art
The name of a color.
hue
The brightness of a color.
value
The intensity of a color.
saturation
Colors that cannot be created by mixing other colors.
primary colors
Red, blue, and yellow. These are the “anchors” of the color wheel.
Colors created by mixing two primary colors.
secondary colors
Orange, green, and violet. These colors are located between their primary components on the color wheel and opposite the primary color they do not include.
Colors created by mixing a primary color with a secondary color.
tertiary colors
Yellow-orange, red-orange, red-violet, blue-violet, blue-green, yellow-green.
Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel.
complementary colors
Every primary and secondary color as a complementary color.
Mixing two ____ will create brown.
complementary colors
In micropigmentation, complementary colors are used to ____ each other.
neutralize
___ is the warmest primary color.
red
Adding red to a color makes it warmer, and colors that are close to red on the color wheel are warm.
____ is the coolest primary color.
blue
Adding blue to a color makes it cooler, and colors that are close to blue on the color wheel are cool.
____ is generally considered a warm color, but it has both cool and warm properties.
yellow
Having spots or patches of different colors.
variegated
All skin has ____ of colors such as yellow, red, and even blue, providing either a warm or cool complexion.
undertones
Sallow, peaches and cream, rosy, and some olive complexions are considered ____.
warm
Transparent, translucent, and some olive complexions are considered ____.
cool
Sallow complexions have ____ undertones.
yellow