monochromatic color scheme is:

tints and shades (values) of a single color

Tempera paint is opaque and.....

solid and cannot see through them

When mixing a tertiary color, the mixing rule is?

add a small amount of the darker color to the lighter color

side by side on the color wheel and share a common hue

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1
how do you mix violet?
yellow and blue
red and orange
blue and green
red and blue
2
warm colors are:
red, yellow, blue
red, yellow, orange
blue, green, violet
violet, orange, green
3
What is the most common subject or theme of sumi-e painting?
plants
nature
landscapes
people
4
The way an artist expresses himself using the Elements and Principles of Art
style
subject
method
technique
5
tertiary / intermediate colors are:
mix 2 opposite colors
mix the 3 primary colors
primary + primary
primary + secondary
6
cool colors are:
red, yellow, blue
blue, green, violet
orange, green, violet
red, yellow, orange
7
A group of colors that share common characteristics
analogous
tints and shades
tertiary/intermediate
color scheme
8
monochromatic color scheme is:
opposite colors on the color wheel
colors next to each other on color wheel
add grey to create a tone of a color
tints and shades (values) of a single color
9
What phrase best describes the word "spontaneous" when creating a Sumi-e painting?
painting in a very primitive-like style
capturing the moment
painting whatever you want to
painting the first thing that comes into your head
10
Sumi-e painting originated by the Japan. Who copied this style later?
Korea
China
Sumatra
America
11
Plastic wrap, salt, alcohol and wet on wet are techniques used with only tempera.
True
False
12
Tempera paint is opaque and.....
see-through
spread well
watery
solid and cannot see through them
13
watercolor paints are:
should always be mixed with water
none of the above
transparent
all of the above
14
Adding black, a neutral or the complement of a color:
creates a shade of a color
lightens the color
tint of a color
15
secondary colors are:
blue, green, violet
orange, green, violet
orange and blue
red, yellow, blue
16
The way you apply the paint in an artwork.
method
subject
technique
style
17
Who first invented the concept of the color wheel in the 1800"s?
Pablo Picasso
Sir Issac Newton
Leonardo Di Vinci
Vincent Van Gogh
18
There are 14 colors on the color wheel.
False
True
19
complementary colors are:
same color, different values
add white
same side of color wheel
opposite on color wheel
20
Primary colors are:
red and green
green, violet, orange
red, yellow, blue
violet and yellow
21
how do you mix green?
yellow and green
blue and yellow
yellow and red
red and blue
22
When mixing a tertiary color, the mixing rule is?
mix 2 secondary colors together
add a small amount of the darker color to the lighter color
add white to lighten the color
add equal amounts of each other together
23
Analogous color are:
side by side on the color wheel and share a common hue
add grey to create a tone of the color
same color/ different values
opposite on color wheel

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