The document discusses color and how objects appear colored. It explains that: - The color of an object appears depends on which colors of light it reflects and which it absorbs. A red object reflects red light and absorbs other colors, appearing red. - A mixture of reflected colors is seen as a single color by our eyes. A pink object reflects more than one color, and we perceive the mixture as pink. - In subtractive color mixing, new colors are obtained by combining paint colors through absorption rather than reflection. Cyan, magenta, and yellow can be mixed in different combinations to produce other colors.