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| Which of the three dimensions in the munsell color system serves as the attention getter? |
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| Equal small amounts of color start looking more alike - as in stripes - and they achieve a tonality. This is called? |
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| Bezold Effect/Color assimilation |
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| When looking at an afterimage or successive contrast, what color do you see? |
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| It's opposite on the color wheel |
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| Name the author/artist who wrote Interaction of Color, which extensively examined color relationships |
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| In color interaction, small areas of color change in hue, value, or chroma on different fields of background color because of? |
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| A strong chroma hue will look _ on a weak or low chroma background |
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| Which color theorist demonstrated that white light contains all spectral hues? |
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| What are the Primary colors for additive mixing? |
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Red green blue
Secondary: Magenta cyan yellow |
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| in additive mixing what do all the colors together create? |
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| Name the German author, poet, and color researcher who wrote about the subjective aspect of color and determined a formula for color balance |
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| According to theories of color balance, orange is number 8 and blue is number 4. What is the most pleasing proportion of orange to blue? |
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| What are the primary colors for subtractive mixing? |
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Red, Yellow, Blue (Magenta, Yellow, Cyan)
Secondary: Red Yellow Green |
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| In subtractive mixing what do all the colors together make? |
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| The range of color available in any type of coloring system in called a _. |
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| An image that uses dots, dabs, or splashes of color to visually mix hues at a distance is called? |
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| what are two medias that use additive mixing? |
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| In subtractive mixing, we see red b/c the red lightwaves are _ |
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| What structures in the eye respond to bright lights and interpret color?? |
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| Which color disappears first from sight? |
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| _ carries more than 90% of the information in a design |
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| on a dark background, colors get _ as the go back in space |
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| what structures in the eye function under low light conditions and don't process color information? |
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| in additive color mixing, red and green make what? |
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| _ carries the emotional or expressive content of a design |
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| On a light background how do colors change as the go back in space? |
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| what type of colors are relaxing to the human eye |
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| what types of colors advance in space and appear larger? |
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| what colors seem heavier in weight? |
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| strong chroma always _ in space? |
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| what type of light is the best at rendering color? |
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| two colors that match under one light source but not another is called? |
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| what type of artificial lighting is the most energy inefficient |
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| why is there no highlight on a matte surface? |
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| because the light is reflected at different angles |
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| list 5 way to create color unity |
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| key the color, limit palette, hue dominance, harmonious hues, value transitions, soften chroma, use of neutrals |
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