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Chemicals or minerals used to create color in paint.
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How bright or how dull a color is.
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Generate all other colors and is not mixed.
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Colors created by mixing two primary colors.
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Created by mixing a primary and a secondary color.
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Black, white, gray, and sometimes brown.
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The light and dark of a color.
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The light value of a color.
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The dark value of a color.
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Oposite on the color wheel and provide a high contrast.
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Any three colors that are adjacent on the color wheel.
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All the tints and shades of one color.
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Right side on the color wheel - red, orange, and yellow.
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Left side on the color wheel - blue, green, and violet.
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