Part Five: Color Interaction

Question 1

afterimage

Answer 1

an aspect of vision that makes a halo effect.

Question 2

optical mixing

Answer 2

when one looks at two small amounts of different colors laid down side by side. the two appear to create a different color

Question 3

color interaction

Answer 3

physically identical, but appears different in each context.

Question 4

T/F? Artists and designers occasionally impose color restrictions upon themselves as
creative strategy to great effect.

Answer 4

True

Question 5

T/F? In one of his classic experiments, Albers made two colors appear as one.

Answer 5

False

Question 6

_______ is the optical effect that two neighboring colors have upon each other as their
afterimages interact along a shared border.

Answer 6

simultaneous contrast

Question 7

_______ was the most influential color educator of the second half of the twentieth century.

Answer 7

Josef Albers

Question 8

A single color can appear to change in hue, value, or saturation when seen in a variety
of contexts because of _______.

Answer 8

color vision

Question 9

simultaneous contrast

Answer 9

afterimages can be seen simultaneously.