Exam 6: The Many Visual and Verbal Voices of Color

Match -Colors that are created by mixing in both black and white creating a grayer color.

Match -A variation of a complimentary color scheme that uses three colors.

Match -An inexact science that determines how color influences both behavior and decision-making.

Match -Term to describe the lighter hue that happens when white is added to a color.

Match -What harmonious color combinations are known as.

Match -Two colors opposite each other on the color wheel.

Match -A color scheme that uses only black and white.

Match -A color scheme that employs all the tints and shades falling between black on one end of the spectrum and white on the other.

Match -An item an art director uses to understand how the target will perceive and react to color and how colors mix, match or clash.

Match -The term for how one color stands out from another.

Match -The term used to describe colors that have a diverse range of tints, shades, and tones.

Match -Three colors that sit next to one another on the color wheel such as red, orange and yellow.

Match -Double complimentary colors that use four colors arranged into a rectangle or two complimentary opposing pairs on the color wheel such as blue and orange paired with yellow and violet.

Match -Light colored text placed onto a dark colored background.

Match -Red, yellow and blue.

Match -A term that describes how clearly colors are distinguishable from one another such as with yellow and dark blue.

Match -An inexpensive way to offer tonal depth to any one single color.

Match -Red-violet, and blue-violet, red-orange, yellow-orange, yellow-green.

Match -A color scheme that uses three colors that are evenly spaced around the color wheel creating a triangle.

Match -Green, orange and violet.