4 Questions
Match the colour category with its description:
Primary colours = Red, yellow, and blue Secondary colours = Created by mixing primary colours (e.g., orange, green, purple) Tertiary colours = Result from combining primary and secondary colours Complementary colours = Sit opposite each other on the colour wheel
Match the colour theory concept with its explanation:
Analogous Colours = Adjacent on the colour wheel, creating a harmonious effect Triadic Colours = Involves three evenly spaced colours on the wheel for variety Colour Psychology - Red = Represents power and passion, energizes and grabs attention Colour Psychology - Blue = Calming and trustworthy, ideal for creating a serene vibe
Match the colour combination with its purpose:
Using Complementary Colours in design = Creating bold contrasts Using Analogous Colours in design = Achieving a cohesive look Using Triadic Colours in design = Adding variety and interest Using Primary Colours in design = Foundation for mixing secondary and tertiary colours
Match the practical tip with its description:
Familiarizing with colour categories = To make informed choices in design Pairing red top with green pants = Making a statement with bold contrasts Exploring colour psychology effects = Aligning colours with design goals based on emotions and perceptions Using the Colour Wheel = Organizing colours based on relationships for design decisions
Learn key concepts and practical tips for applying color theory in fashion design. Understand the organization of colors on the color wheel, including primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, to make informed choices in your designs.
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