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    This document discusses different types of colors including primary colors like red, yellow and blue; secondary colors which are made by mixing two primary colors; tertiary colors made by mixing a primary and secondary color. It also covers complementary colors which are directly across from each other on the color wheel such as blue and orange; monochromatic colors using a single color plus black and white; analogous colors which are adjacent on the color wheel; triadic colors equally spaced; and split complementary and double complementary color schemes.

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    This document discusses different types of colors including primary colors like red, yellow and blue; secondary colors which are made by mixing two primary colors; tertiary colors made by mixing a primary and secondary color. It also covers complementary colors which are directly across from each other on the color wheel such as blue and orange; monochromatic colors using a single color plus black and white; analogous colors which are adjacent on the color wheel; triadic colors equally spaced; and split complementary and double complementary color schemes.

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    This document discusses different types of colors including primary colors like red, yellow and blue; secondary colors which are made by mixing two primary colors; tertiary colors made by mixing a primary and secondary color. It also covers complementary colors which are directly across from each other on the color wheel such as blue and orange; monochromatic colors using a single color plus black and white; analogous colors which are adjacent on the color wheel; triadic colors equally spaced; and split complementary and double complementary color schemes.

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    Color Theory

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    This document discusses different types of colors including primary colors like red, yellow and blue; secondary colors which are made by mixing two primary colors; tertiary colors made by mixing a primary and secondary color. It also covers complementary colors which are directly across from each other on the color wheel such as blue and orange; monochromatic colors using a single color plus black and white; analogous colors which are adjacent on the color wheel; triadic colors equally spaced; and split complementary and double complementary color schemes.

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    PRIMARY COLORS

    SECONDARY COLORS

    TERTIARY COLORS
    MIXED WITH A SECONDARY

    (INTERMEDIATE)= A PRIMARY

    TINTS= COLOR PLUS WHITE


    SHADES= COLOR PLUS BLACK

    COMPLEMENTARY COLORS=

    COLORS ACROSS
    FROM EACH OTHER ON THE COLOR WHEEL.

    BLUE AND ORANGE

    GREEN AND RED

    PURPLE AND YELLOW

    MONOCHROMATIC= ONE COLOR PLUS


    BLACK AND WHITE

    ANALOGOUS=ANY 3 TO 5 COLORS NEXT TO EACH


    OTHER ON THE COLOR WHEEL.

    TRIADIC=

    COLORS EQUALLY SPACED ON THE COLOR


    WHEEL

    SPLIT COMPLEMENTARY=

    ONE COLOR AND THE


    TWO COLOR ADJACENT TO ITS COMPLEMENT

    DOUBLE COMPLEMENTARY=
    COMPLEMENTS

    TWO SETS OF

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