C OLOR. P RIMARY Red, Yellow, Blue Cannot be made by mixing other colors.

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C OLOR

P RIMARY Red, Yellow, Blue Cannot be made by mixing other colors

S ECONDARY Green, orange, violet Made by mixing two primary colors

T ERTIARY Made of one primary and one secondary color Blue-violet Blue-green Yellow-orange yellow-green Red-violet Red-orange

RED ORANGE RED VIOLET ORANGE YELLOW ORANGE YELLOW GREEN BLUE GREEN BLUE BLUE VIOLET VIOLET

T INT Adding white to a pure hue

TONE Adding grey to a pure hue

SHADE Adding black to a pure hue

M ONOCHROMATIC One single color

P OLYCHROMATIC Many colors Typically 5 or more

T RIADIC Creates a triangle Examples Red, yellow, blue Green, orange, violet

A NALOGOUS Next to each other on the color wheel Example Blue and violet Red and orange Reminds you of fall colors, feminine colors, cool colors

C OMPLEMENTARY Opposite each other on the color wheel Examples Blue, orange Green, red Yellow, purple

S PLIT C OMPLEMENTARY Across each other, but then each one next to Examples Red, yellow-green blue green Blue, red-orange yellow-orange