Color Terms Hue – The name of a specific color – blue, green Tint – A hue combined with varying amounts of white Tone – A hue combined with varying amounts of gray Shade – A hue combined with varying amounts of black Select a hue and create this graphic on your note guide to the right of your definitions Hue Shade Tone Tint

Color Terms Intensity – refers to the brightness or dullness of a hue Value - refers to the lightness or darkness of a hue

Color Terms Color Wheel – Yellow – Yellow-green – Green – Blue-green – Blue – Blue-violet – Violet – Red-violet – Red – Red-orange – Orange – Yellow-orange

Color Terms Primary colors – Yellow – Blue – Red

Color Terms Secondary colors – made by mixing equal parts of two primary colors – Green – equal parts of yellow and green – Violet – equal parts of red and blue – Orange – equal parts of red and yellow

Color Terms Intermediate/Tertiary colors – made by mixing equal parts of one primary and one secondary color – Yellow-green – Blue-green – Blue-violet – Red-violet – Red-orange – Yellow-orange

Color Terms Warm Colors Cool Colors

Color Terms Analogous Color Scheme – Consists of three hues (as well as tints, shades and tones) with a primary or secondary in the middle Red-orange, orange, yellow-orange Others?

Color Terms Complementary Color Scheme – Consists of two hues directly across from each other on the color wheel Yellow and violet Others?

Color Terms Monochromatic Color Scheme – Consists of tints, shades, and tones of one hue Red, maroon, pink

Color Terms Intermediate or Tertiary Scheme – Consists of three hues equidistant on the color wheel, and the tints, shades, and tones of each hue Orange (peach, rust), green (mint, forest), and violet (lavender)

Discussion Why are there variations in the secondary and intermediate hues made by each group? Why does a fashion designer need to know how each hue on the color wheel is created? What happens when too much of one hue is added? How do you suppose new hues are created?