Question

monochromatic colors: different values of one color
analogous colors: colors that are next to each other on the color wheel, show three examples
split complementary colors: a base color and thecolors on each side of its complementary color, show three examples
triadic colors: three colors that are evenly spaced apart from each other on the color wheel, show three examples

Explanation:

1. Monochromatic colors: These are variations of a single hue, including tints (white added), tones (gray added), and shades (black added).
2. Analogous colors: Groups of 3 adjacent hues on the color wheel, sharing a common base hue.
3. Split Complementary colors: A base hue plus the two hues adjacent to its direct complementary color.
4. Triadic colors: Three hues evenly spaced (120 degrees apart) on the standard 12-color wheel.

Answer:

Monochromatic colors (Blue variations):

Pale blue, Sky blue, Medium blue, Deep blue, Navy blue, Dark blue gray

Analogous color examples:

1. Red, Red-orange, Orange
2. Blue, Blue-violet, Violet
3. Yellow, Yellow-green, Green

Split Complementary color examples:

1. Red, Yellow-green, Blue-green
2. Blue, Red-orange, Yellow-orange
3. Yellow, Blue-violet, Red-violet

Triadic color examples:

1. Red, Yellow, Blue
2. Orange, Green, Violet
3. Red-orange, Yellow-green, Blue-violet