1. COLOR SCHEMES

2. COLOR WHEEL Based on Red, Yellow and Blue Sir Isaac Newton First developed circular diagram

3. PRIMARY COLORS RED YELLOW BLUE Other colors derived from these colors

4. SECONDARY COLORS Created by mixing Primary colors

5. TERTIARY COLORS Formed by mixing Primary and Secondary Colors

6. COMPLEMENTARY COLORS Two colors directly opposite on color wheel

7. Analogous colors Colors side-by-side on a color wheel

8. Triadic colors Three colors evenly spaced on a color wheel

9. Monochromatic colors Hues of a single color Energy is more subtle May be considered boring

10. Warm colors RED YELLOW ORANGE Colors of fire Appear to come forward Cozy feeling

11. Cool colors Blue Green Purple Appears to recede or back away Spacious feeling

12. COLOR PROPERTIES Hue Actual color Turquoise, tan, maroon, blue-green

13. Saturation Richness of color

14. Value Brightness Amount of black or white

15. Color Processes CMYK RGB

16. CMYK Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black Used for high quality printing

17. RGB Red, Green, and Blue Used for computer (and other) screens

18. Grayscale Shades of gray Varying from black to white Easy to manipulate Smaller file size