Understanding Color Theory

What does the RYB color wheel stand for?

• Red, Yellow, Blue

• Red, Yellow, Beige

• Red, Yellow, Black

• Red, Yellow, Brown

Which colors are considered primary colors?

• Black, White, Grey

• Cyan, Magenta, Yellow

• Red, Yellow, Blue

• Orange, Green, Purple

What are secondary colors created from?

• Adding black to primary colors

• Mixing two primary colors

• Mixing two tertiary colors

• Adding white to primary colors

What color is made by mixing blue and red?

• Pink

• Purple

• Green

• Orange

What type of colors are considered warm?

• Colors on the blue side

• Colors on the red-orange side

• Colors on the green side

• Colors on the purple side

What effect do cool colors supposedly have?

• They fluctuate in space

• They advance in space

• They stand still in space

• They recede in space

What are analogous colors?

• Any three contrasting colors

• Three colors opposite each other

• Two colors next to each other

• Any three contiguous colors

What does adding white to a color create?

• A shade

• A hue

• A tint

• A tone

What is the purpose of the RYB color wheel in color theory?

• To finalize color choices

• To restrict color usage

• To serve as a starting point

• To provide an advanced model

What should viewers do after learning about the RYB color wheel?

• Stop learning about color

• Check out part 2 of the element of color

• Ignore further color theory

• Create their own color wheel