Secondary Colours
Pigment secondaries produced by mixing two primaries in orange, violet and green.
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Secondary Colours - A hue created by combining two primary colours, as yellow and blue mixed together yield green. In pigment the secondary colors are orange, green, and violet.
Secondary Colours
The colours obtained by mixing equal amounts of two primary colours. The secondary colours in pigment are orange, green, and violet; in light, they're magenta, yellow, and cyan.
Secondary Colours
The colours produced by mixing primary colours: blue + yellow = green; yellow + red = orange; blue + red = purple.
Shade
A dark value of a colour (eg. dark blue), as opposed to a tint, which is a lighter hue (eg. light blue).
- Pointillism is an art term coined by art critics in the 1880's and describes a painting created by small distinct points of primary colour placed in a such a manner as to create the impression of a wide selection of secondary colours ...more info ...
Pointillism is a style of painting in which small distinct points of primary colours create the impression of a wide selection of secondary colours.
Unlike primary and secondary colours, these are not represented by one firmly established name each, but the following examples include some of the most popular.
POINTILLISM - The art of Pointillism is a form of painting in which tiny dots of primary-colours are used to generate secondary colours to produce a luminous quality.
Colour Class: Primary Colours
Colour Class: Secondary Colours
Colour Class: Tertiary Colours
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 See also: Painting, Primary colours, Acrylic, Impression, Impressionism
  
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