Color and Value - Escape Room

ESCAPE ROOM

MUSEUM

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ROOM 3

Someone has stolen all the works from the museum

ROOM 1

It seems like the thief had an interest in all things color. Can you help us return these priceless pieces?

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Question 1

Red, yellow, and blue are considered:

Primary Colors

Warm Colors

Secondary Colors

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Question 2

Blue, green, and violet are considered:

Cool Colors

Secondary Colors

Warm Colors

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Question 3

Violet, green, and orange (made by mixing primary colors) are considered:

Cool Colors

Warm Colors

Secondary Colors

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Question 4

Red, yellow, and orange are considered:

Cool Colors

Warm Colors

Primary Colors

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Question 5

Mixing a primary and secondary color creats:

Monochromatic Colors

Tertiary or Intermediate Colors

Shades

This term is used to describe any color plus WHITE.

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You have lost a museum piece!

main room

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room 2

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room 3

Someone has stolen all the works from the museum

room 1

It seems like the thief had an interest in all things color. Can you help us return these priceless pieces?

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ROOM 2

Question 1

These colors are across from each other on the color wheel. they make each other stand out and are often used in advertisement or logos

Analogous Colors

Complementary Colors

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Question 2

These colors are tints and shades of the same hue:

Analogous Colors

Monochromatic Colors

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Question 3

These colors are neighbors on the color wheel. They create a harmonious effect (i.e. red, red-violet, violet)

Analogous Colors

Intermediate Colors

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Question 4

This term is just another word for "color".

Hue

Shade

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Question 5

At its most basic, what is color?

The way light reflects off of an object.

The combination of hue, intensity, and value.

This term is used to describe any color plus BLACK.

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You have lost a museum piece!

main room

wc

room 2

room 3

Oh, no!

Someone has stolen all the works from the museum

room 1

It seems like the thief had an interest in all things color. Can you help us return these priceless pieces?

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ROOM 3

Question 1

Which image best shows an examble of: Cast Shadow

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Question 2

Which image best shows an examble of: Stippling

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Question 3

Which image best shows an examble of: Scumbling

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Question 4

Which image best shows an examble of: Cross Hatching

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Question 5

Which image best shows an examble of: Hatching

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CONTINUE

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What year did Tinker Hatfield join Nike?

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Question 1

Hue, intensity, and value are considered:

Properties of Color

Types of Shading

Values of Color

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Question 2

This Italian word literally means light-dark.

Chiaroscuro

Value

Analogous

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Question 3

This dictates where shadows will be.

Shading

Cast Shadow

Light Source

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Question 4

This describes the lightness or darkness of a color.

Shade

Value

Hue

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Question 5

This involves using lighter or darker colors to make something seem three-dimensional.

Stippling

Shading

Scumbling

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You have managed to recover all of the stolen paintings! The museum thanks you!

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You have lost a museum piece!

You have lost a museum piece!

You have lost a museum piece!

You have lost a museum piece!

You have lost a museum piece!

You have lost a museum piece!

You have lost a museum piece!