Art Vocabulary Review

3. colors that are created by mixing two primary colors together.
10. the repetition of an element/object in a predictable way.
11. colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel.
12. a technique used to create a three-dimensional effect on a flat surface.
14. a mark made on a surface.
15. the base colors that cannot be created by other colors (red, yellow, blue).
16. is when you add black to a color.
18. This color scheme only uses one color plus its tints and shades.
20. is how strong or bright a color is.
23. a circular chart that shows the relationship between colors.
24. is a synonym for color.
25. is when you add white to a color.

1. where the land meets the sky.
2. Lines that are diagonal that lead to the vanishing point.
4. colors that are created by mixing a primary and a secondary color together (example: red-orange).
5. the lightness or darkness of an object or color.
6. the distribution on visual weight in an artwork.
7. the area around, between, within, an object.
8. a three-dimensional object, that has volume.
9. color scheme that only uses red, orange, and yellow.
13. the point on the horizon line where all lines converge.
15. the relationship in size between the parts of a whole.
17. Colors that are next to each other (neighbors) on the color wheel.
19. derived from reflective light.
21. how something feels or appears to feel.
22. a two-dimensional enclosed area.
23. color scheme that only uses blue, green, and violet.