Quiz 3: Color, part II

The practical use of color in art and design was extensively described through numerous studies in this seminal book. What is the the title of this book?

Joseph Albers taught color at Black Mountain College in the first part of the twentieth century.

Who is the author of this color system?

[blank_start]Joseph Albers[blank_end], [blank_start]Gustav Klutsis[blank_end], and [blank_start]Johannes Itten[blank_end], were three major color teachers who utilized the same basic color wheel.

Joseph Albers created the new decimelized naming system for colors.

Joseph Albers is the author of the seminal book on color entitled "Interaction of Color"

Who is this person pouring gallons of paint onto the floor?

Pharmakon is a Greek word for:

When complements are placed next to each other, they appear less intense.

Choose an image with ACHROMATIC sneakers.

[blank_start]Arbitrary[blank_end] color is the opposite of [blank_start]lo­ cal[blank_end] color: it aims not to represent reality but to provide unexpected sensations, to enhance emotions, or to provide different visions of the world.

[blank_start]Local[blank_end] color is the color that an object reflects in the real world.

The green bar placed across the two solid squares is [blank_start]the same[blank_end] but appears different or changing because of its surrounding colors.

This example demonstrates the following color illusion:

This example demonstrates the illusion of

The following is the description of an afterimage: An image that appears after looking away from a strong stimulus, such as seeing a halo after look­ing at a bright light.