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Color
ASPECT OF ART THAT IS CAUSED BY THE REFLECTION OF WAVELENGTHS OF LIGHT.
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Pilottage
2.
Local color
APPEARS TO BE WHITE IN THE LIGHT.
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MLibrary
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atmospheric color
USED TO CREATE THE IMPRESSION OF A SPECIFIC TIME OF DAY OR SPECIFIC WEATHER CONDITIONS.
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presta
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Arbitrary
USED BY THE ARTIST FOR PURELY EMOTIONAL OR AESTHETIC REASONS AND IS NOT RELATED TO THE LOCAL COLOR OF THE OBJECT.
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marsmet522
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Color Wheel
ORGANIZED TO SHOW THE THEORETICAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HUES.
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Sean Hillmeyer
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Primary Hues
HUES FROM WHICH ALL OTHER HUES ARE MIXED.
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Debs (ò‿ó)♪
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SECONDARY HUES
made by mixing equal amounts of two primary hues.
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INTERMEDIATE
created by mixing unequal amounts of any two primaries.
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HUE
ne of the three characteristics of color. It is the aspect that distinguishes on pigment
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WARM HUES
seem to come forward and are associated with warm or hot objects.
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COOL HUES
recede and are associated with cool things such as water or grass.
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VALUE
another characteristic of color. It refers to the darkness or lightness of a color.
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NEUTRALS
COLORS CAN BE DARKENED OR LIGHTENED
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INTENSITY
third characteristic of color. It refers to the brightness or dullness of a color.
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COLOR WILL BE LESS INTENSE
if its compliment or a neutral is added to it. Using a neutral will also change the value.
Brittany Burnette
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