Colors whose relative visual temperature makes them seem warm. Warm colors or hues include red-violet, red, red-orange, orange, yellow-orange, and yellow. See also cool colors.
Colors often associated with fire and sun, which suggest warmth: red , yellow and orange, or colors with tints or shades of yellow or orange.
On a color wheel, the range of reds, yellows, oranges and red-purples. Warm colors, especially when saturated, tend to advance.
reds, yellows, and oranges, or other colors that have a predominantly yellowish or reddish cast.
hues, such as red, orange, and yellow, that appear to be hot like the sun or fire.
Colors that suggest warmth; and seem to move toward the viewer
a color group that is associated with red that includes red-orange, red-violet, orange, yellow-orange, and usually yellow. Warm colors appear to advance in space and have a general psychological association with warmth.
Those which suggest a sense of warmth i.e.: red, yellow and orange.
colors in which red or yellow are dominant including purple, orange, yellow and red. Warm colors are associated with the sun and heat and appear to come toward the viewer.
Red, yellow, orange, or any color that has yellow added to it.
Colors suggesting warmth: red, yellow, and orange.
Colors often associated with fire and sun, which suggest warmth. These are colors that contain red and yellow and appear on one side of the color wheel opposite the cool colors.
Theory of colors containing a lot of yellow, as opposed to cool colors containing more blue. Warm colors seem to be closer to the viewer and cooler colors fade into the background.
are any colors which, by association, suggest warmth, such as red, orange and yellow.
Colors in which red-orange predominates; so termed because of the association with fire, heat, and sunshine.
