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An Introduction To Color Theory

Delve into the world of color with this introduction to color theory. Learn about primary, secondary, and intermediate colors on the color wheel, as well as complimentary and analogous colors. Discover the warm and cool color families as well as neutral colors. Enhance your understanding of color relationships and harmonies.

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An Introduction To Color Theory

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  1. An Introduction To Color Theory

  2. The Color Wheel

  3. Primary Colors

  4. Secondary Colors

  5. intermediate colors

  6. Color Wheel Including the Secondary and Intermediate Colors

  7. Complimentary Colors

  8. Analogous colors, also known as adjacent colors, are colors which are next to each other on the color wheel. and are closely related, such as blue, blue-green and green. Families of analogous colors include warm colors (red, orange, yellow) and cool colors (green, blue, violet). Analogous Colors

  9. Neutral ColorsColors Don't Usually Show up on the Color Wheel. Neutral Colors Include Black, White, Gray, and Sometimes Brown and Beige. They Are Sometimes Called “Earth Tones.”

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