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Painting Techniques and Analogous Colours — Key Terms
Match each term to its definition.
Painting
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Applying colour to a surface using tools such as brushes, sponges or fingers to express ideas.
Colours that sit next to each other on the colour wheel and blend smoothly.
A circular arrangement of colours showing how they relate to one another.
A painting technique of lightly touching the surface, useful for textures like leaves or clouds.
Warm colours (red, orange, yellow) feel energetic; cool colours (blue, green, violet) feel calm.
Analogous colours
— match —
Applying colour to a surface using tools such as brushes, sponges or fingers to express ideas.
Colours that sit next to each other on the colour wheel and blend smoothly.
A circular arrangement of colours showing how they relate to one another.
A painting technique of lightly touching the surface, useful for textures like leaves or clouds.
Warm colours (red, orange, yellow) feel energetic; cool colours (blue, green, violet) feel calm.
Colour wheel
— match —
Applying colour to a surface using tools such as brushes, sponges or fingers to express ideas.
Colours that sit next to each other on the colour wheel and blend smoothly.
A circular arrangement of colours showing how they relate to one another.
A painting technique of lightly touching the surface, useful for textures like leaves or clouds.
Warm colours (red, orange, yellow) feel energetic; cool colours (blue, green, violet) feel calm.
Dabbing
— match —
Applying colour to a surface using tools such as brushes, sponges or fingers to express ideas.
Colours that sit next to each other on the colour wheel and blend smoothly.
A circular arrangement of colours showing how they relate to one another.
A painting technique of lightly touching the surface, useful for textures like leaves or clouds.
Warm colours (red, orange, yellow) feel energetic; cool colours (blue, green, violet) feel calm.
Warm and cool colours
— match —
Applying colour to a surface using tools such as brushes, sponges or fingers to express ideas.
Colours that sit next to each other on the colour wheel and blend smoothly.
A circular arrangement of colours showing how they relate to one another.
A painting technique of lightly touching the surface, useful for textures like leaves or clouds.
Warm colours (red, orange, yellow) feel energetic; cool colours (blue, green, violet) feel calm.
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