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5
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When light passes through a prism the rays are bent into separate bands of color.
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6
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A darker version of a color that is made by mixing a color with the color opposite of it on the color wheel.
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8
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Made by mixing one primary color with one secondary color.
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9
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The metal part of the paintbrush.
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12
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Black, white and gray are these.
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14
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The color part of paint.
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16
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Blues, greens, violets. These colors suggest cold and seem to be further away.
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A grouping or arrangement of colors used to unify or create a mood.
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19
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12 colors from the spectrum bent into a circle.
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22
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A color scheme of three colors that form a 'Y' on the color wheel.
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A color scheme of three colors that make a TRIANGLE on the color wheel.
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24
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A water-based, washable paint that is opaque.
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25
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The word that refers to the brightness or dullness of a color. Usually it is the color at its purest state.
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The liquid part of paint.
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2
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A color that is darkened by adding black.
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3
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Red, yellow and blue are these. They cannot be made but make all other colors.
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4
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The part of the paintbrush that we actually paint with.
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2 colors opposite each other on the color wheel.
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7
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The word that refers to a PURE color found on the spectrum,
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10
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A design element that pertains to the lightness or darkness of a color.
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11
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An element of art derived from reflected light waves.
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13
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A color that is lightened by adding white.
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15
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Orange, green, and violet are these. They are made by mixing to primary colors.
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18
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A color that is dull by adding gray (black and white.)
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20
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A color scheme consisting of 4 to 5 colors next to each other on the color wheel.
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21
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Reds, oranges, yellows. These colors suggest heat and appear closer to the viewer.
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