Color
Visual color spectrum is seen in
ROYGBIV, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, and Violet. Primary colors
(pigment) are red, yellow, and blue. Primary colors digitally generated are
Red, Blue and Green. Mixing primary
colors creates secondary, and mixing secondarys and primaries create
tertiaries. Dark colors recede and light colors come forward (not always trues
when saturation is taken into account)
Color modes can be monochrome (one
color and black and white), Greyscales (black white and grey), and RBG. Tints
are when white is added to a pure hue, shade is when black is added to a pure
hue and tones are when grey is added to a pure hue.
Complementary
colors are colors that are across from each other on the color wheel (orange
and blue, yellow and purple, red and green). Split complementary is when you
take a complements color and move one color to the left. Analogous are three
nearby colors. Triad forms the same pattern as the three primaries.
Quadrilateral takes two complements across from each other.
Colors are
heavily reliant on their relative colors. Different saturations of colors
appear more saturated relative to their complement.
