Color Theory

Perception of color can be influenced by:

Intensity refers to the _____ a color, or hue has

The value of colors may be altered by the addition of proper pigments to create what?

What do muted tones do?

What emotions does green invoke?

Bright colors can be good for someone’s personality rather than just age

What is the distribution of colors produced when light is dispersed by a prism?

Without light, there is no perceptible color

Muted tones are too overwhelming

The color red also invokes emotions related to blood and death

Which one is this?

A light value is _____ and a _____ value is low

All color originates from a source of light known as _____, which is a mixture of all colors

When a beam of light is passed through a prism, it is _____ or broken down into _____ individual colors called a ______?

What do darker colors symbolize?

The black darkens the value

The color wheel shows the relationships between what?

What describes the degree of purity, or the brightness or dullness, of a hue?

What does it mean to use clear tones?

What do bright colors symbolize?

The color of an object is the reflected color

What emotions does red invoke?

What is the property of a color by which it is distinguished from another?

Part 1: What areas of funeral service require a knowledge of color theory?

How many primary hues are there?

Perception of color is a highly public experience

What emotions does blue invoke?

What emotions does purple invoke?

Muted tones are good for selection rooms

One color's appearance can be influenced by adjacent color which can do what?

What does this photo represent?

What do dull, muddy tones symbolize?

What is the lightness or darkness of a color?

The process by which light bounces off a surface, altering its direction & allowing us to perceive colors & shapes?

A vibrant bier could be used at a visitation to highlight the casket

What does color begin with?

What is the color wheel?

What are the three dimensions of color?

What is a hue into which various quantities of black are mixed?

What do lighter colors symbolize?

What emotions does black invoke?

What’s the process where a material takes in specific wavelengths from white light causing it to appear a certain color?

What is responsible for our perception of color?

Part 2: What areas of funeral service require a knowledge of color theory?

What is responsible for our seeing varying degrees light?

The color spectrum is the original _____ standard of color

The color black also invokes emotions like evil and badness

Because colors invoke emotions, what emotions does the color white invoke?

Depending on your knowledge of color theory to create the type of environment you desire

The whites dilute the color, darkening the value

What is a hue into which various quantities of white are mixed in?

How many secondary hues are there?

Pigment, technically, has no color of its own, but, rather _____ certain rays and _____ others

Color is a visual sensation

What are all the components of the color wheel?

Color's appearance can be influenced by what?

What goes along with intensity (saturation)?

What is the process of white light spreading into its full spectrum of wavelengths?

How many intermediate hues are there?

What are muted tones?

Which one is this?