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Keywords: Hue, Tints, Shades, Scheme, Tones
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lilsyd1, 9/10/08
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Consisting of one color, or presenting rays of light of one color only.
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A color scheme which uses one hue and its various values.
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Composed of tints and shades of a single color. to top
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The quality of an image made up of varying tones but with only one color.
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A single color in all it's values.
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A color scheme limited to variations of one hue, a hue with its tints and/or shades.
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A colour scheme limited to variations of one hue.
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( Color Palette) - of a single color; exhibiting different tones of the same color, as whites.
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Art containing different values and intensities of only a single hue (color).
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Image in black and white only, or in varied shades of a single hue, such as a grisaille.
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a colour scheme involving the use of only one hue that can vary in value and intensity
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A term for a piece of artwork with only one color or hue.
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Uses only one hue and variations obtained from it's tints, shades, and tones.
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Colors made from tints and shades of the same hue.
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Possessing a single color.
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Refers to color schemes that employ one color in a range of values and intensities; these color schemes are generally the most restful to the eye as contrast is extremely low.
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Having only one color. Descriptive of work in which one hue - perhaps with variations of value and intensity - predominates.
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producing only one colour: LP sodium lamps are monochromatic
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Different tints and shades of the same hue
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color scheme using only one color and its values (tints and shades) of that color
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a color scheme that uses one color and all of the tones, tints, and shades that can be derived from it.
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Tones of the same color. The use of monochromatic colors makes a room seem larger. You can achieve interesting effects by using different values (ie: light, medium, and dark), and intensities (ie: solid and muted) of a color together. Muted colors are softer and more sophisticated, plus they hide marks and other imperfections better than solids.
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It means exhibiting only one color. Minerals of monochromatic type occurs in only one color, irrespective of the specimen.
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having a single color
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A color harmony developed from a single hue and all it’s dimensions. (tints, tones, shades)
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producing only one color; LP sodium lamps are monochromatic.
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Having only one color or the various tonal values of one color. A monochromatic wallpaper pattern contains same-color blends.
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Having or appearing to have only one color.
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Seeing the gradations of one color only.
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A color scheme involving the use of only one hue that can vary in value or intensity.
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A painting or drawing of different shades of one color.
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Tending towards one color.
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One color with all its tints and shades.
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Composed of light of one color.
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Painted in several shades of one color.
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a color scheme that uses different shades of the same basic color. Using monochromatic colors in the garden lets other factors such as texture and form become more important.
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