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4
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systematic way of using the color wheel to put colors together
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5
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a color scheme using one color and black and white to make its tints and shades
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8
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lights and darks of a color created by adding neutrals
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9
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how the objects in an artwork are arranged to be most pleasing to the human eye
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orange, purple, and green; created mixing two primary colors
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11
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3-5 colors adjacent or touching on the color wheel
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also know as intermediate colors; made by mixing a primary and a secondary
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14
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red, blue, and yellow; the bases of all other colors
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colors found in the center of the color wheel; black, gray, brown, and white
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2
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color + black=
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colors that represent fire, heat, and the sun (red, yellow, orange)
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2 colors opposite each other on the color wheel that when mixed together create a neutral, but when put side by side create contrast.
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6
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white + color =
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colors that represent snow, ice, and water (green, blue, and purple)
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non-objective, not realistic
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