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Red, orange, and yellow are _____ colours

Blue, green, and lilac are examples of _____ colours

Colours that appear to move towards you are called ______

_____ colours appear to recede, or move away from you.

Contrast is when an outfit uses _____ and ______ colours.

The lightest colour on a value scale is ______.

The darkest colour on a value scale is ______.

True or false: Value moves from both light to dark and dark to light.

True or false: Value scales can have Indefinite parts. (ie. 5 or 6)

By using both ____ and _____ colours designers can create an illusion of space.

A common shape for a skirt that is fitted at the waist and wide at the hem is an example of an _______ line.

Jeans that are fitted at the thigh and wide at the hem are known as _____.

Sweaters that have a neck shape that is wide at the shoulders and pointed at the bottom are often referred to as _______ necks.

Mens t-shirts that are just as wide at the shoulder as they are at the waist are _______ shaped.

“cinching” is when you do what to an outfit?

Lines that move side to side are called what?

_____ are lines that move up and down.

When a line moves from one shoulder to the opposite hip, it is called a _____ line.

True or false: Horizontal lines appear to make the figure look smaller.

Plaid is an example of what two types of line?

“Satin” is an example of a ______ texture.

Corduroy is an example of a fabric with a ______ texture.

Fun fur is an example of a _____ texture.

Smooth textures have a tendency to make the figure look _____.

Bumpy (like corduroy) and fuzzy (like fur) textures tend to make the figure look _______.