Color And Lighting Class - Separate

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The word for color is usually defined as

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Hue

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local color

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local color is the effect of colors as seen in white daylight.

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optical color

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perceived color modified by the quality of light on it

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T or False
Color chosen to impart the artist's emotions and symbolism is called arbitrary color.

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True

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blue field effect

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Leonardo da Vinci discovered that colors become increasingly lighter and bluer as they recede in the distance. The change is called blue field effect.

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T or False
Hues can be reproduced ptically in lighting conditions other than white daylight

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True

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The perception of color is made up of several processes:

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theory and psychology?

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The process for mixing pigments together is:

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subtractive color

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The process for mixing colored lights is

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Additive color

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The reaction that colors have when they are placed next to each other is

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Partivitive color

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the primary colors on the basic color wheel are

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red
yellow
blue

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Who wrote the first color book?

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Aristotole

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Leonardo da vinci work on colors created visual color wheel using ___ colors instead of the 3 primary colors we normally think of.

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10?

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Munsell color system is what?

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A scientific system for identifying colors and reproding them in terms other than names

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T or False
The study of color is very objective and easily quantified

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False

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The process wheel give us 3 basic primaries of

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yellow, cyan and magenta

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The name for a color is

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hue?

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A hue without any white, black, gray, or complmenet in its mixture is

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a pure hue

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In the Munsell System neutral colors are described as having

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only chroma?

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Value is described as

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the lightness or darkness of a hue

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How is the value of a true hue changed?

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by adding white or black?

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T or False
A pure hue is fully saturated

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True

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A colored gray is created by

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mixing a pure hue with its exact value of gray?

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On a color wheel - mark where the complimentary colors are and what they are

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write out

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T or False
A shade is created by adding the pigment wheel complement to a hue

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False?

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T or False
Space can be created with intensity by making objects in a distance duller

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true

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Name 3 warm hues

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red, orange, yellow

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Name 3 cool hues

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blue, green, violet

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make a warm black by mixing which colors?

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red, yellow blue?

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When a color is repeated in a color scheme it creates _________

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rhythm

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T or False
The value relationship among colors carries about 90% of the information in any color scheme

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True

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In the Munsell system, neutral colors are described as having the following characteristics:

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no hue or chroma?

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The temperature of color refers to

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the warmth and coolness of a hue

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T or False
The temperature of a color can be changed by the color or hue surrounding it, as well as mixing it with another hue

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True

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T or False
Warm colors advance and cool colors recede

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true

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A pure hue can be changed in 5 ways.

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adding white
adding the compliment
adding black
adding a warm color
adding the beige

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T or False
Color does not have the same principles and elements of design as used in other design disciplines

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False

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The principles of design are as follows (6):

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rhythm
balance
proportion
scale
harmony
emphasis

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T or False
Repetition will give you the feeling of movement or rhythm

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true

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On the color wheel indicate a monochromatic color scheme

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write it up

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Emphasis of a color can be created in 3 ways

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1. color contrast
2. texture (rough versus smooth
3. gradation (soft versus hard)

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T or False
Analogous color schemes are based upon the use of 3 or more hues located next to each other on the color wheel

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true

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Balance in color can add 4 of the following effects:

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1. color is flat or glossy
2. uses value
3. adds the illusion of space or depth
4. is symmetrical

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T or False
An interior color scheme will be successful with the proper proportion of color

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true?

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Focal points are created with _____

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emphasis

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T or False
A focal point placed off center of a visual center the effect will be more interesting than when placed on the exact center

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true?

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on a color wheel show an example of a complementary color

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write up

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on a color wheel show an example of a split complementary color scheme

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write up

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5 elements of design are:

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line
shape
space
texture
hue

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transparency can be used in interiors by (choose which apply)

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glaxzing of wall color
sheer window coverings
glass

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Translucency can be used in interiors by the following (choose all that apply

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sheer or gauzy window coverings
stained or leaded glass windows
glass block
textured glass

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Outlining can be used in several ways in an interior color scheme. Outlining in black tends to:

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deepen it, making it riger and more jewel like

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Outlining in white tends to

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Spreads and washes the hue over the area

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Texture makes a color appear

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darker

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T or False
The afterimage of a color will appear to be a complement of the hue on the Munsell system.

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True

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T or False
It has been scientifically proven that color can affect emotion or behavior

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false