Achromatic Value A scale of shades from white to black is termed as an achromatic value. Frederico Mauro’s Famous Glasses represent achromatic art since the artist uses only white and shades of black in his picture. The attempt at using a monochrome scale results in an innovative and minimalistic art piece.   * Famous Glasses.   * Frederico Mauro.   * 2013.   * Medium: camera.   * Location: private collector. Chromatic Value A combination of hues of a certain color is defined as a chromatic value. Different chromatic values of blue and yellow are used in To Donna by Flavin. The artist incorporated the specified elements in his installation to introduce his audience to the idea of creating a unique combination of colors. The mixture that creates a chromatic value that renders a pure emotion.   * To Donna.   * Dan Flavin.   * 1973.   * Medium: fluorescent light.   * Location: private collector, Seattle. Primary Color The use of primary colors implies incorporating three basic ones to obtain additional hues. Being a graphic example of Chromoluminarism, the painting represents a careful use of primary colors as the means of rendering an emotion and, therefore, appealing to the viewer. The separation of dots allows for an especially vivid portrayal of the scenery in the painting.   * Seascape at Port-en- Bessin , Normandy.   * Georges Seurat.   * 1888.   * Medium: oil on canvas.   * Location: The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Analogous Colors Analogous colors are the ones that are located next to one another on the chromatic scale. In his painting, Picasso uses analogous colors to render the atmosphere of despair and agony. The monochromatic scheme of the picture helps create a specific mood of anguish and despair.   * Pablo Picasso.   * 1901-1904.   * Medium: oil on canvas.   * Location: private collection. Complimentary colors Complimentary colors are defined as the colors that are located across each other on the color wheel. In his painting, Renoir used contrasting dark blue tones and light brown ones so that the vibrant image could render the fun and excitement of the experience. The radiance of nature is emphasized with the help of complimentary colors.   * Oarsmen at Chatou.   * Pierre-Auguste Renoir.   * 1879.   * Medium: oil on canvas.   * Location: National Gallery of Art. Bold use of Visual Texture The author explores different opportunities of creating a visual texture by experimenting with colors and hues. The choice of form can also be deemed as rather unconventional; for instance, the sharp edges portrayed in the picture create a rather unsettling mood, thus, building a suspenseful environment.   * Winter Ocean.   * Marino Chanlatte.   * n.d.   * Medium: oil on canvas.   * Location: private collection. Natural Pattern Being a canonic representation of the Art Nuveau, Daisy Green Tile incorporates the elements of a natural setting, particularly the components of natural geometry. The art piece represents an attempt at reconciling the concepts of nature and order, therefore, offering a solution to the nature-vs.-nurture debate.   * Daisy Green Tile.   * William Morris.   * n.d.   * Medium: ceramics.   * Location: Membland Hall. Shape: Geometric Using ba