| A | B |
|---|
| The primary Colors of Art | blue, yellow, red |
| Combining Red and Blue makes | purple |
| Combining Blue and yellow makes | green |
| Combining Red and yellow makes | orange |
| These colors look like fun or sun and are bright and fun | warm |
| These colors are like a shady green forest or icy blue pool | cool |
| These colors are brown like a dog or black like night | neutral |
| These colors are gray like an elephant or white like snow | neutral |
| When you make a color lighter by adding white it's called | tint |
| If you need a darker color then add black, it's called | shade |
| Secondary colors of Art | purple, orange, green |
| The Right side of the color wheel are | warm colors |
| The Left side of the color wheel are | cool colors |
| Has one color and its values | Monochromatic Color Scheme |
| These colors are opposite on the color wheel and provide high contrast | Complementary |
| This color scheme has 3-5 colors adjacent (side by side) to each other on the color wheel | Analogous |
| This color is calming, cooling and aids intuition | blue |
| This color is soothing, relaxing, helps ease depression | green |
| This color is mentally stimulating, activates memory and encourages communication | yellow |
| This color stimulates activity and appetite | orange |
| This color increases enthusiasm, and energy | red |
| This color is uplifting, spiritual and encourages creativity | purple |
| This color gives a feeling of stability and earthiness | brown |
| This color aids mental clarity, and enables fresh beginnings | white |
| This color is unsettling and expectant | gray |
| This color gives a restful emptiness with a sense of potential and possibility. | black |
