It depends on which type of leaf, but I'll try to show you a simple one. I found this picture, I hope it's useful.
Answer:
A color that is lighter in value than its basic hue is known as a <em>TINT</em>. a color that is darker in value than its basic hue is called a <em>SHADE</em>.
Explanation:
Tints and shades are terms that belong in the theory of colors.
When we talk about tints, we are referring to those colors in which white was added to them to make them lighter.
On the contrary, shade refers to those colors in which black is added to make them darker.
There is also a third term that can be added to this category, and that is tone. Tone is a mixture of tint and shade, or simply when gray is added to a certain color.
Answer:
B) It introduced color film
Explanation:
Black figure painting: The original technique, used by the Greeks for creating forms/silhouettes using black paint on terracotta clay. Before firing, they would paint on a black slip (profiles only), and then fire it several times. Red figure painting: This method replaced black figure painting. It was considered superior because more detail could be added. Red figure painting is the reverse of the black figure technique. The paintings were applied to the shaped but unfired vessels after they had dried to a leathery, near-brittle texture. Hope This Helps!
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