2.  These are the base colors that all other colors are made.  These colors can not be made by mixing other colors.

3.  Orange, Green and Violet (Purple)  These colors are made by mixing two primary colors.  Equation for this color is: P + P = S

4.  Red Orange, Red Violet, Yellow Orange, Yellow Green, Blue Green and Blue Violet.  These colors are created by mixing a Primary and a Secondary that are next to each other on the color wheel.  Equation for these colors are: P + S = T

5.  Complimentary  Analogous  Triadic  Cool Dominant  Warm Dominant  Tints and Shades  Monochromatic

6.  This is found directly across from each other on the color wheel.  Very strong, attention getting color combo.

7. Complimentary Colors Color Harmonies

8.  Grouping of colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.  Much More of a soothing combo than Complimentary.  Used when painting grass, leaves, or any painting that would need subtle color change.

9. Analogous

10.  Primary Color and Secondary Color groups are examples of a triadic scheme.  When you take the colorwheel and find colors separated by equal 3rds.

11.  Analogous color combo that could be used to make a painting feel cold.  These colors are to be used in place of blacks in shadows.  Colors are found on the blue side of the color wheel.

12. Use Cool Colors Instead of Blacks and grays to make the illusion of shadows.

13.  Analogous color scheme that gives the illusion of warmth.  Used to show sunkissed surfaces.  Temperature of the day.  Colors found on the orange side of the color wheel.

14. Use warm colors to show the warmth of a sun kissed surface.

15.  Tints are the adding of white to a color to make it lighter.  Shades are adding of black to a color to make colors darker. + WHITE + BLACK

16.  Using tints and shades to Paint or Draw.  Does Not mater what color you are using as long as you continuously use the same color just different tints or shades of that color.