1. Color Theory What is it? Primary Colors Secondary Colors Tertiary Colors Monochromatic Complementary Split-Complement Analogous Triadic Color Quiz

2. What is Color Theory? Practical Color Guidance Based on the Color Wheel Visual Effects of Color Mixing Categories of Colors Home Color Schemes

3. Primary Colors - Red, Blue, and Yellow - The root of all other hues - Cannot be mixed from any other hues Think of the Primaries as the "Parent Colors" HomeNext

4. Secondary Colors - Orange, Purple, and Green - Mix of two Primaries Home Next Red + Yellow = Orange Red + Blue = Purple Blue + Yellow = Green

5. Tertiary Colors - Yellow-orange, Red-purple, blue-purple, blue-green, yellow-green, yellow-orange, and orange-red - Mix a Primary with a Secondary for these colors. Home

6. Monochromatic Color Scheme One color's Tints, Tones, and Shades Tint = Color + White Tone = Color + Gray Shade = Color + Black Example: Pablo Picasso's "The Tragedy" Home Next

7. Complementary Color Scheme Two colors across from each other. Example: Pablo Picasso's "Bather" Home Next

8. Split-Complementary Color Scheme One color and the neighbors of its complement. Example: Salvador Dali's "Santiago El Grande" HomeNext

9. Analogous Color Scheme Colors next to each other. Example: Paul Cézanne's "Mont Sainte-Victoire and the Viaduct of the Arc River Valley" Home Next

10. Triadic Color Scheme Three equally spaced colors. Example: Salvador Dali's "The Meditative Rose" Home

11. Color Quiz

12. What are the three Primary Colors? Return

13. What are the three Secondary Colors? Return

14. Name That Color Scheme! Return

15. Name Three Tertiary colors? Return

16. What is Color Theory based on? Return

17. Name That Color Scheme! Return

18. Another name for the Primary Colors? Return

19. Red + Yellow = ? Return

20. Blue + Yellow = ? Return

21. Red + Blue = ? Return

22. Red + Blue = ? Return

23. Name that Color Scheme! Return

24. Name that Color Scheme! Return