Color Theory, Acrylic Painting, and Oil Pastel (Studio in Art)

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  1. 4. The complement of Orange is what color?
  2. 6. These are created by adding white to a color. This creates lighter variations of that color.
  3. 9. The complement of Red is what color?
  4. 13. This type of art movement relied on the use of analogous color schemes and unblended brush strokes to convey emotion and impression rather than realism.
  5. 14. The complement of Yellow is what color?
  6. 15. Orange, Green, Purple. These colors are created by mixing two primary colors together.
  7. 16. Red, Yellow, Blue. These colors mixed together create the spectrum, however, these colors cannot be created.
  8. 17. This is the middle value in a painting, between the highlight and the shadow.
  9. 18. This is a thin, watered down layer paint that is done in the very beginning of a painting. This helps the artist to see the placement of colors before going in with thicker layers of paint.
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  1. 1. This drawing material is created by suspending pigment (color) in oil to create drawing sticks that can be used similarly to oil paint.
  2. 2. Blue, Purple, and Red would be an example of what type of color scheme?
  3. 3. When you mix two complementary colors together, they ________ each other. This results in colors like brown and black.
  4. 5. This artist was a famous painter during the Impressionism era. He is well known for his painting “Starry Night” and the “Sunflowers” series.
  5. 7. Yellow-Orange, Yellow-Green, Blue-Green, Blue-Purple, Red-Purple, Red-Orange. These colors are created by mixing a primary and secondary color together.
  6. 8. These are created by adding complements to a color. This creates darker variations of that color (can also be made by adding black).
  7. 10. Colors in an Analogous color scheme are ______ to each other on the color wheel.
  8. 11. This oil pastel technique is created by scratching away at a painted surface to reveal the surface below. This can be used to create texture in an artwork.
  9. 12. These are two colors on the color wheel that neutralize each other, they are also across from each other on the color wheel.
  10. 16. This technique is created by using repetitive, small dots next to each other to create areas of value and color.