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24 Cards in this Set
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Hue |
Color |
________ theory |
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Primary Colors |
Stand alone and make up the color wheel. Red, yellow, blue |
Common colors |
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Secondary colors |
Mixed primary colors. Green, orange, purple |
Second most common colors |
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Intermediate colors |
Primary mixed with secondary |
Color blind people just count it as a primary color or a secondary color |
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Complementary colors |
Opposites on the color wheel |
They 'Compliment' each other |
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Analogous |
Color scheme uses 3 colors that touch each other |
Warm colors or cold colors |
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Monochromatic |
Different tints, tones, and shades of the same color. |
What makes colors light or dark |
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Greenware |
Clay that hasn't been fired yet |
Leather hard, bone dry, slip |
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Leather hard |
Dry enough to stand on its own but still able to work with |
Not bone dry |
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Bone dry |
Completely dry, you cant work with it, no moisture |
It's in the name |
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Slab |
A flat piece of clay |
A material that makes ceramics, it's 2-D |
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Slip and score |
The process of attaching 2 pieces of clay and slip acts like the glue |
Clay and water, connects ______ |
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Kiln |
Furnace/oven that fires clay |
It's kinda like you bake something in it |
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Bisque |
Clay that's been fired once |
Baked it once |
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Glaze |
The protective coat to put on Bisque (liquid glass) |
You use 3 coats of it |
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Glaze firing |
Bisque goes in again now covered in glaze, glaze turns into glass |
Final stage |
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What is the color order of the color wheel? |
Red, red orange, orange, yellow orange, yellow, yellow green, green, blue green, blue, blue violet, violet, red violet |
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Shape |
2-D and enclosed space |
The area or perimeter of a square |
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Geometric shape |
Mathematical formula to see how much space is being taken up |
The shape of a pear |
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Organic shape |
Takes up volume but no formula to see how much |
Kind of like a realistic painting |
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Form |
An element that is 3-D and encloses volume |
Cube |
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Geometric form |
Mathematical formula to find its volume |
A realistic drawing of a person |
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Organic form |
Takes up volume but there is no formula |
Fades together |
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Value |
Lightness/darkness to color |
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