Color Wheel FACTS PRIMARY red, yellow, blue SECONDARY green, orange, violet INTERMEDIATE blue-green, blue-violet yellow-green, yellow-orange red-violet,

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Color Wheel FACTS PRIMARY red, yellow, blue SECONDARY green, orange, violet INTERMEDIATE blue-green, blue-violet yellow-green, yellow-orange red-violet, red-orange

Color FACTS How many colors are there on the “official” color wheel? 12 When you go to the paint store why are there so many more colors than what are on the color wheel??? Whites and blacks have been added…making the colors less pure. These are called…

Shades, Tints, Tones Adding white to a color (hue) is called? Tint Adding black to a color (hue) is called? Shade Mixing complimentary colors (hue) is called? Tone All Tones grouped together are called? Neutrals

1 color using Tints and Shades… 2 colors opposite on the color wheel… COLOR ONE 3 colors forming a triangle on the color wheel… colors side by side on the color

Questions & Answers When painting with water color paints, what do you add to the paint to make it lighter? Water! Not white paint… Can you make shades with color markers? Difficult to do! Markers do not blend well.