| A | B |
|---|
| PRISM | NEWTON USED A PRISM TO BEND OR REFRACT LIGHT RAYS AND CONSEQUENTLY PRODUCED COLOR |
| OPAQUE | COLORS THAT YOU CANNOT SEE THROUGH |
| TRANSPARENT | COLORS THAT YOU CAN SEE THE WHITE OF YOUR PAPER UNDERNEATH. |
| SEURAT | AN IMPRESSIONIST PAINTER THAT PAINTED BY PUTTING DIFFERENT DABS OF COLOR NEXT TO ONE ANOTHER LETTING OUR EYES BLEND THEM TOGETHER |
| COLOR WHEEL | ALBER H. MUNSELL DEVELOPED A COLOR SYSTEM TO PUT COLORS IN A UNIVERSAL ORDER. THE COLOR WHEEL BEGINS WITH RED AND CONTINUES AROUND THE SPECTRUM. RED IS FOLLOED BY ORANGE, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE, AND PURPLE. |
| HUE | A HUE IS THE QUALITY THAT DISTINQUISHES ONE COLOR FROM ANOTHER |
| VALUE | VALUE MEASURES FROM WHIE TO BLACK IN EACH HUE. |
| CHROMA | THE INTESITY OR SATURATION OF A PURE COLOR |
| PRIMARY COLORS | THE COLORS ARE RED, YELLOW AND BLUE. YOU CANNOT MIX TWO PAINTS TOGETHER TO MAKE THESE THREE COLORS. |
| SECONDARY COLORS | ORANGE, GREEN AND PURPLE. |
| TERTIARY COLORS | A THIRD ORDER OF COLORS IS CREATED BY MIXING 2 HUES TOGETHER. |
| COMPLEMENTARY COLORS | EACH HUE HAS AN OPPOSITE ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE COLOR WHEEL. |
| ANALOGOUS COLORS | WHAT NEIGHBORING HUES ARE CALLED |
| ALBERT H. MUNSELL AND WILHELM OSTWALD | DEVELOPED COLOR SYSTEMS TO PUT COLORS IN A UNIVERSAL ORDER |
| TINT | IF YOU ADD WHITE TO A COLOR |
| SHADE | IF YOU ADD BLACK TO A COLOR |
| CONTRAST | STRIKING DIFFERECES BETWEEN LIGHT AND DARK COLORS |
| ALBERS AND ITTEN | DEVELOPERS OF MODERN COLOR THEORY |
| THE BEZOLD EFFECT | THE PROPORTION OF A COLOR RADICALLY CHANGES THE OLOR SCHEME |
| OP ART | STRONG OPTICAL DESIGNS ARE USED TO HURT PEOPLES EYES. |
| WARM COLORS | COLORS LIKE RED, YELLOW AND ORANGE. |
| COLD COLORS | BLUE GREEN AND PURPLE |
| MONOCHROMATIC COLOR SCHEME | USES ONLY 1 COLOR AND DIFFERENT GRAYS OF THAT COLOR |
| COMPLEMENTARY COLOR SCHEME | USES COLORS OPPOSITE EACH OTHER ON THE COLOR WHEEL |
| SPLIT COMPLEMENTARY COLOR SCHEME | A COLOR SCHEME THAT INCLUDES 1 PRIMARY HUE AND THE COLORS IMMEDIATELY ON EACH SIDE OF THE PRIMARY COLOR'S COMPLEMENT. |
