Colours of the colour wheel

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Colour Study

Topic: Value, Hue and Chroma


Differences and identifying the colours of warm and cool


Hue allows us to see all the inbetweens of the colours


Tint, tone and shade refers to the colours of White, Grey and Black
It helps us to identify the colour mixed with the normal colours!

Value or Neutral are colours for White, Black and Grey also known as Tint, Tone and Shade

Warm and cool colours consist of colours that are only present in the colour wheel.




Achromatic is the colour of only in tint, tone and shade: Black, grey and white.




Monochromatic is the colour of tint, tone and shade but mixed with one single colour.

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