48   COLOR
PROBLEMS
A sufficient number of problems are listed so that choices may be made,
 1.	Make a color wheel showing red, orange, yellow, green, blue,
and purple, using poster paint, crayon, or colored paper.
 2.	Paint a value scale from light to dark, using your favorite color.
 3.	Paint an intensity scale, of five sections, using one pair of com-
plementary colors, with one of them at each end of the scale
and a mixture of half of each in the middle sector.
 4.	Make an adjacent scheme, using paint or paper.
 5.	Make a complementary scheme, using paint or paper.
 6.	Plan a three-color scheme for a bedroom, from a fabric sample,
using paint or paper.
 7.	Make a flower arrangement in an adjacent color scheme.
 8.	Tack on the bulletin board four different adjacent  color
schemes made from overlapping sheets of colored paper.
 9.	Select a color scheme for a living room, specifying the color
of the wall paper, rug, draperies, upholstery, and accents..
READING REFERENCES
brown, effa.   Color in Home Decoration,    Wilcox & Follett,
1951.
cheskin, Louis.   How to Color-Tune Your Howe.   Macnrillan,
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graves,. maitland. Color Fundamentals. McGraw-Hill, 1951.
munsell, albert H. A Color Notation. Munscll Color Co,
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