This document discusses different types of colors:
- Primary colors (red, yellow, blue) cannot be made by mixing other colors and are used to make all other colors.
- Secondary colors are made by mixing two primary colors (green, orange, purple).
- Tertiary colors are made by mixing a primary and a secondary color.
- Complementary colors are opposite each other on the color wheel and have no common color (red and green, yellow and purple, orange and blue).
- Analogous colors are beside each other on the color wheel and share a common color (blue, blue-purple, blue-green).
5. Yellow- Blue-
green green
Tertiary Colors
(the six labeled colors)
Yellow-
Blue-
orange purple
Are colors that are
made by mixing a
primary color and a
secondary color.
Red-
Red-
orange purple
6. Complementary Colors-
are found across from one another on the color wheel and share NO
common color.
Red
+
Yellow
Green
+
Purple
Orange
+
Blue
8. What pair of complementary colors did van Gogh use in his 1888
painting, The Night Café?
Red and green
9. Analogous colors are found directly beside
one another on the color wheel and they share
a common color.
Blue-purple, blue, and blue-
green are three colors that are
analogous to one another.
They all have blue in common.
10. Orange
Yellow-orange
Yellow
What analogous colors does van Gogh use in his painting, Sunflowers?
11. A
Monochromatic
color scheme is:
“Mono” means one and “chroma” means color. A monochromatic
color scheme is different values of a single color.
Hue= the pure color
Tint= the color plus white to make a lighter value of that color
Shade= the color plus black to make a darker value of that color
Tone= the color plus gray