The law of colour review Flashcards

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What is the law of colour?

A

a system of understanding colour relationship

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2
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What are the 3 primary colours?

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red, yellow, blue

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3
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what are the 3 secondary colours?

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green, orange, violet

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4
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how are secondary colours made?

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mixing equal parts of primary colours

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5
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what is the strongest primary colour?

A

blue
only primary colour that can bring darkness to another colour

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6
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what is the weakest primary colour

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yellow

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7
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what is a tertiary colour?

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Mixing equal parts of a secondary colour and its neighbouring primary colour on the colour wheel.

red, orange

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8
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Which tone reflects more light and can appear lighter than their actual level?

A

warm

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9
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which tone absorbs more light and can appear darker and deeper than their actual level?

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cool

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10
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what terms might we use to describe cooler tones?

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smokey or ashy

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11
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what words might we use to describe warmer tones?

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auburn, amber, copper, strawberry, bronze

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12
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what is the base colour also known as?

A

predominant tone

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13
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what is colour theory?

A

teaches the law of colour- a system of understanding colour relationships

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