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As stated in the textbook, seeing color is a direct function of...
Light
What english scientist did experiments with prisms and invented the color wheel?
Sir Isaac Newton
The italian word for light and dark
Chiaroscuro
When light passes through a prism, the light is broken into bands of color called the...
Color Spectrum
What percent of yellow is used to make orange
50 percent
What other color is needed?
Red
Colors that lie adjacent to or next to each other on the color wheel are called?
Analogous
Colors opposite eachother on the color wheel are called?
Complementary colors
The range from dark to light is called?
value scale
Adding white to a color results in a?
Tint
Adding black to a color results in a?
Shade
What does monochromatic mean?
Use of 1 color
What does polychromatic mean?
Use of many colors
Seucrat placed yellow dots next to blue dots with the intent that the viewers eye would blend the colors to form green. The technique is called?
Optical Mixing
What us pointillism?
Using tiny dots of color to make a picture
If you stare intensely at a primary color for 30 seconds then shift your vision to a field of pure white, you will see its opposite color. This is called?
Simultaneous contrast
This term refers to a "spotlight effect" creating intense lights and darks and comes from the italian word of murky
Tenebrism
Opposite of red?
green
Opposite of yellow?
Violet
Opposite of blue?
Orange
What artist struggled for 4 years painting the ceiling of the sistine chapel?
Michangelo
What is the term for the method of mural painting in which the paint is allowed to go into wet plaster, so that it becomes one with the wall?
Fresco verra
What is the term for the process of mural painting in which the paint is done on dry plaster?
Fresco a serco
What is the term for the life sized drawings that are traced on to a wall in preparation for a mural painting?
Cartoon