Color Theory Crossword

An element of art that is derived from reflected light
The name of a color in the color spectrum
The spectrum bent into a circle
The effect that occurs when light passes through a prism; The band of white light is bent and split into colors
Red, yellow and orange; suggest activity
Blue, green and violet; suggest calm
The brightness or dullness of a hue
A plan for organizing colors: for example, monochromatic, analogous, complementary
A hue and the two colors on either side of its complement
Three colors that form a triangle on the color wheel
Black, white, gray and brown
A color directly across the color wheel from another color
Four colors that create a rectangle or square on the color wheel
One color and the tints and shades of that color
Three or four colors beside each other on the color wheel
A color made by mixing two primary colors
A color made by mixing a primary and a secondary color; also called Intermediate
Use of black, white or gray as a scheme
The lightest primary color
When light is totally absorbed, this color is the result.
A dark value of a hue, usually made with black.
A light value of a hue made by mixing that hue and white
The art element that describes the darkness or lightness of a Color.
A powder in a certain hue used to create different media
Material used to mix with pigment to create a paint.
Chemical or liquid that thins or cleans up a paint.
Liquid color that soaks into the paper or fabric. (Translucent)
American painter well-known for reflective glass, cellophane, flowers and light in her paintings
One of the first woman painters to achieve world-wide acclaim; painted superimposed flowers, skulls, and landscapes