Exploring Color Mixing and Harmonies

This video tutorial covers the basics of color theory, focusing on the color wheel. It explains primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, how they are created, and their significance. The video also discusses color harmonies, including warm and cool colors, and explores different color schemes such as monochromatic, analogous, and complementary colors. The tutorial provides insights into how these colors interact and how they can be used effectively in design.

Which of the following is NOT a primary color?

• Red

• Yellow

• Blue

• Green

What is the correct term for purple in color theory?

• Lilac

• Lavender

• Purple

• Violet

Which two primary colors mix to create green?

• Red and Green

• Blue and Red

• Yellow and Blue

• Red and Yellow

What is the term for colors created by mixing a primary color with its adjacent secondary color?

• Primary Colors

• Secondary Colors

• Tertiary Colors

• Complementary Colors

Which of the following is a tertiary color?

• Red

• Green

• Red-Orange

• Blue

What are warm colors typically associated with?

• Neutral tones

• Hot temperatures

• Shaded trees

• Cool water

What does 'monochromatic' mean in terms of color schemes?

• Adjacent colors

• Opposite colors

• One color with tints and shades

• Multiple colors

Which of the following is an example of analogous colors?

• Red and Green

• Blue and Orange

• Yellow and Violet

• Yellow, Yellow-Green, Green

What are complementary colors?

• Colors opposite each other on the color wheel

• Colors mixed with white

• Colors mixed with black

• Colors next to each other on the color wheel

What happens when you mix complementary colors in equal parts?

• They become more vibrant

• They become darker

• They become lighter

• They create a neutral color