The Art & Science of Color
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This document discusses different color systems and color schemes. It describes the primary and secondary colors of the subtractive color systems RYB (Painter's Primaries) and CMY (Printer's Primaries) as well as the additive RGB color system used in screens. It also covers color wheels, tints, shades, tones, complementary colors, analogous colors, split complementary schemes, and other color combinations. Bibliographic references are provided at the end for additional reading on color theory.
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- 38. RYB (Subtractive) Painter’s Primaries CMY (Subtractive) Printer’s Primaries RGB (Additive)
- 40. • Primaries of paint or any pigmented color, dye, or ink • The secondary hues are orange, green and violet. • Derived from natural colors. RYB (Subtractive) Painter’s Primaries
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- 42. RGB (Additive) • The system of color that uses light. When all the primaries are combined, results in white light. • Secondary colors are cyan, magenta, and yellow. • Includes computer monitors, device screens, televisions, and stage lighting.
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- 44. Primary and secondary creates tertiary colors RYB (Subtractive) System
- 46. Painter’s Color wheel Tint: the result of mixing color with white Shade: results from mixing color with black Tone: color mixed with grey
- 47. Tint: the result of mixing color with white Shade: results from mixing color with black Tone: color mixed with grey
- 48. Complementary colors This scheme involves using direct opposites on the color wheel --- Green/red, blue/ orange, Yellow/violet, etc. These colors enhance one another, producing an almost vibratory visual sensation when seen side by side
- 50. Basic Color schemes This restrained, peaceful color scheme consists simply of a slice of the color wheel “pie” -- a single hue combined with any of its tints or shade Meaning “without color”, an achromatic scheme consists of black and white, and the vast range of grays that can be mixed from them. Variation is possible -- “warm” and “cool” achromatics are made by adding a hint of red, yellow, or blue
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- 52. Analogous Any three hues that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel (including their tints and shades) are considered analogous. These hues have a harmonious, pleasing effect on the eye
- 53. Split complementary The split complementary scheme is often more pleasing than a true complementary scheme. Choose a hue; the hues on either side of its complement create the split complementary scheme (orange with blue-green and blue violet, for example.
- 54. Other combinations Source for color combinations: http://colorschemedesigner.com/
- 57. Cochineal used as a natural dye in edibles and cosmetics.
- 59. The Dutch flag was revised due to instable orange dye.
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