- Monochromatic Scenes:
 - The monochromatic color scheme is composed of any single hue taken through a range of value and chroma.
 - Monochromatic paintings often have an antique feel.
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- Warm and Cool:
 - Some languages have only two words to describe a color.
 - One for Warm colors and one for cool.
 - A color can be warm next to a cooler color and cool next to a different warm color.
 
- Triadic Color schemes and Color Accent:
 - These two forms and systems of painting can emphasize specific parts of a painting.
 - an artist can choose where they want to lead the eye and how to define the focus point.
 - A color accent is any small area of color that is noticeably different from the rest of the colors in the composition.
 - can be used for main focus and to unify a piece.
 
Friday, October 19, 2018
Oct, 19: Color Relationship
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