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Color Theory - Drawing 2 & Painting
Color Theory - Drawing 2 & Painting
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This is a quiz all about color.
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1
What does the term transparency mean?
To partially be able to see through something.
Not to be able to see through something.
All of the above.
To be able to completely see through something.
2
What kind of color scheme is this?
Polychromatic
Analogous
Complementary
Monochromatic
3
What is a Split Complement?
Using one color and the intermediates of the color's complement.
Using all the colors on the color wheel.
Using colors are next to each other on the color wheel as a scheme.
Using one color and it's tints and shades.
4
What size brush should be used when painting a larger surface?
A medium sized brush.
A small brush
A large brush
None of these.
5
Why does the instructor limit the use of black in a painting?
All of these are correct
Black tends to flatten the value in a composition.
There is nothing wrong with using black in a composition.
None of these are correct.
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The example here is a ___________ color scheme.
Complementary
Polychromatic
Warm
Cool
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How many tertiary or intermediate colors are there?
12
3
9
6
8
What is the best way to blend any media to obtain smooth color blending?
Back & forth, horizontal/vertical strokes with light layers.
In a circular/elliptical motion, using light layers.
None of these are correct.
Back & forth diagonally in an "X" pattern in light layers.
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How would you describe an analogous color?
The largest color on the color wheel.
A color across from another color on the color wheel.
A color that is not on the color wheel.
A color that is next to another color on the color wheel.
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What is the definition of a complementary color?
Colors next to each other on the color wheel.
Colors that cannot be made.
Colors that can be made by mixing two primaries.
Colors that are across from each other on the color wheel.
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What lowers the intensity of a pure color?
All of these choices are correct..
Adding a neutral color to the original color.
Adding the colors complement to the original color.
Adding another color to the original color.
12
The image is an example of a ___________ color scheme.
Warm
Analogous
Polychromatic
Complementary
13
Why is it a good idea to experiment with media and techniques as a beginning student?
I only like doing things my way, this is stupid.
To learn what I like best, experimentation is necessary.
Learning what I like & the techniques that work together.
To learn what media and techniques work together
14
What do cool colors do in a composition?
Come forward
Recede
15
Why should one always create thumbnails before starting a composition (drawing or painting)?
This isn't necessary; teachers are so weird.
So one creates the best possible composition.
16
In order to not mix paint every class period, how much paint should be in the palette wells?
The well should be mostly filled.
None of these are correct.
The well should be half filled.
The well should be hardly filled.
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When mixing colors, which color should be added to one's palette first?
Add the darker color to the lighter color.
Add the lighter color to the darker color.
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What happens when you mix compliments, or the primary colors equally?
You get a mess.
You get gray or brown.
You get gray.
You get brown.
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What is a tint?
Adding black to a color.
Adding gray to a color.
Adding white to the color.
Adding another color to the initial color.
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What kind of color scheme is this?
Monochromatic
Polychromatic
Complementary
Analogous
