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Colornotes

This document provides color terms and definitions for warm and cool colors. For warm colors like magenta and red, it lists examples of how they can be perceived. It also defines key color terms including hue, tint, tone, shade, value, intensity, saturation, and achromatic colors.

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Colornotes

This document provides color terms and definitions for warm and cool colors. For warm colors like magenta and red, it lists examples of how they can be perceived. It also defines key color terms including hue, tint, tone, shade, value, intensity, saturation, and achromatic colors.

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Warm Colors

Magenta: ex/ nostalgia, sweet, femininity


Bright Red: ex/ warmth, rage, romance
Light Red:
Bright Orange:
Light Yellow:
Bright Yellow:

Cool Colors
Light Green:
Emerald Green:
Bright Blue:
Phthalo Blue:
Light Purple:
Violet:

Instructional Input- Color Terms:

Hue: Pure color without the addition of black, white, or gray


Tint: Color with white added.
Tone: Color with gray or its complement added.
Shade: Color with black added.
Value: The relative darkness or lightness of a color.

Intensity: The strength of a color, especially the degree to which it


lacks its complementary color.

Saturation: Vividness of hue; degree of difference from a gray of the


same lightness or brightness.
Achromatic: Designating color perceived to have zero saturation and
therefore no hue, such as neutral grays, white, or black.

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