Glossary, ContinuedC (Continued)COLOR CHART— An arrangement of colors.COLOR CYCLING— A spectral effect that creates the illusion of movementon the computer screen.COLOR DIMENSIONS— The three elements of color: hue, value, andintensity.COLOR GRAPHICS ADAPTER BOARD— Also called CGA or a VideoGraphics Adapter (VGA). This IC chip defines the ability of the computer toexecute commands during the creation of artwork in the computer.COLOR HARMONY— A unified or aesthetically pleasing effect producedby a combination of colors.COLOR INTERVAL— The degree of visual difference between two colorsas measured by hue, value, and intensity.COLOR KEY— The overall effect of the selected pallette, for instance, ahigh-key illustration of light, bright or vibrant color and a low-keyillustration of dull or monotonous colors.COLOR NOTATION— The specification of color by written symbols andnumerals based on an established color system used on sketches for futurereference.COLOR PROOF— An engraver’s or printer’s proof showing the effect offinal color in perfect registration.COLOR SCALE— A series of colors that display a change or gradation inhue, value, and intensity.COLOR SCHEME— A group of colors that dominate a picture or create aunity within it.Continued on next pageAI-13
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