COLORS
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INDEX
COLORS
DEFINITION
characteristic
Temperature
color wheel
mixing
psychology
COLORS
What is color?
What is color?
Definition
Scientifically it is defined as the aspect of things that is caused by differing qualities of light being reflected or emmited, in other words, the aspect of any object that may be described in terms of hue lightness or saturation.
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color
Characteristics
hue
tint
tone
saturation
shade
hue
What is hue?
It is basically pure color (no white, black, grey or another color mixed with it) or the dominant pure color in the color that is being discussed.
These are the colors on a color wheel. The hues are the primary colors, - red, yellow and blue, and the secondary colors - green, purple (aka violet or magenta sometimes) and also orange.
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tint
What is tint?
A tint is just a hue that has had white added to it.
The colour lilac can be referenced as a tint if only white is added to the hue violet/purple to achieve it.
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tone
What is tone?
A tone is simply a combination colour or a greyed down hue, the colours "beige" or "salmon" are tones. Skin tones - think of all of those colours in a face. Combinations of hues with grey create a myriad of skin tones in a portrait.
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shade
What is tone?
A shade is simply a hue that has had black added to it.
The colour aubergine can be called a shade of violet/purple if black is added to the hue violet/purple to achieve it.
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saturation
What is saturation?
Color saturation refers to the intensity of color in an image. As the saturation increases, the colors appear to be more pure. As the saturation decreases, the colors appear to be more washed-out or pale. A highly saturated image has vivid, rich and bright colors, while an image with a low saturation will veer towards a scale of grey. In most monitor devices, televisions and graphic editing programs there’s an option to increase or decrease saturation.
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COLORS
Temperature
color temperature
Definition
It discribes the warmth or coolness of visible light. It is also a way to describe the color of light source. It is vital for filmmakers and photographers
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color temperature
Types of color temperature
WARM
COOL
- Warm colors include red, orange, and yellow, and variations of those three colors
- Red and yellow are both primary colors, with orange falling in the middle.
- Cool colors include green, blue, and purple and variations of those three colors
- Blue is the only primary color within the cool spectrum
The
COLOR Wheel
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Primary
Primary colors are the parents for the other colors on the color wheel, and these colors are the following when using the RYB model: red, yellow, blue.
Due to the fact that you can’t get the primary colors by mixing any other color. They stand on their own and are used when trying to create additional colors in the secondary and tertiary colors.
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Secondary
Secondary colors is primary color's direct children. You get a secondary color by mixing two primary colors. Using the RYB model, secondary colors consist of: orange, purple, and green.
Orange : Blend red + yellow.Purple : Blend red + blue. Green : Blend yellow + blue.
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Tertiary colors can be referred to as the grandchildren of primary colors and the children of secondary colors. To get tertiary colors, you have to mix a primary and a secondary color. There are six main tertiary colors: blue-green, yellow-green, red-orange, red-purple, blue-purple, and yellow-orange.
Tertiary
Blue-Green (Teal): Blend blue + green.Yellow-Green (Chartreuse): Blend yellow + green. Red-Orange (Vermilion): Blend red + orange.
Red-Purple (Magenta): Blend red + purple.
Blue-Purple (Violet): Blend blue + purple.
Yellow-Orange (Amber): Blend yellow + orange.
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color
Mixing
- Colors are RGB
- Additive color starts with black and adds red, green and blue light to produce the visible spectrum of colors
- Usually used by cameras, television, phones and monitors
additive color
color
Mixing
- Pigment is used to produce color using reflected light
- The subtractive colors are cyan, yellow, magenta and black, also known as CMYK
- Subtractive color begins with white (paper) and ends with black; as color is added, the result is darker
- Usually used in printing, silk-screening, painting and other mediums that add pigment to a substrate
subtractive color
color
Mixing
color
Psychology
taste
emotions
decision
Each and every color influences the experience of tasting the food. It could increase our appetite
Color plays more of an influential role in our lives than we realize. It can affect our minds, bodies, and overall mood.
The color of your product can be the reason for a customer to buy it. Colors excite emotions in people.
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COLORS
let's go
Muhammad Hafidz Idzzuddin VM01082231
INDEX
COLORS
DEFINITION
characteristic
Temperature
color wheel
mixing
psychology
COLORS
What is color?
What is color?
Definition
Scientifically it is defined as the aspect of things that is caused by differing qualities of light being reflected or emmited, in other words, the aspect of any object that may be described in terms of hue lightness or saturation.
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color
Characteristics
hue
tint
tone
saturation
shade
hue
What is hue?
It is basically pure color (no white, black, grey or another color mixed with it) or the dominant pure color in the color that is being discussed. These are the colors on a color wheel. The hues are the primary colors, - red, yellow and blue, and the secondary colors - green, purple (aka violet or magenta sometimes) and also orange.
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tint
What is tint?
A tint is just a hue that has had white added to it. The colour lilac can be referenced as a tint if only white is added to the hue violet/purple to achieve it.
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tone
What is tone?
A tone is simply a combination colour or a greyed down hue, the colours "beige" or "salmon" are tones. Skin tones - think of all of those colours in a face. Combinations of hues with grey create a myriad of skin tones in a portrait.
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shade
What is tone?
A shade is simply a hue that has had black added to it. The colour aubergine can be called a shade of violet/purple if black is added to the hue violet/purple to achieve it.
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saturation
What is saturation?
Color saturation refers to the intensity of color in an image. As the saturation increases, the colors appear to be more pure. As the saturation decreases, the colors appear to be more washed-out or pale. A highly saturated image has vivid, rich and bright colors, while an image with a low saturation will veer towards a scale of grey. In most monitor devices, televisions and graphic editing programs there’s an option to increase or decrease saturation.
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COLORS
Temperature
color temperature
Definition
It discribes the warmth or coolness of visible light. It is also a way to describe the color of light source. It is vital for filmmakers and photographers
cont.
color temperature
Types of color temperature
WARM
COOL
The
COLOR Wheel
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Primary
Primary colors are the parents for the other colors on the color wheel, and these colors are the following when using the RYB model: red, yellow, blue.
Due to the fact that you can’t get the primary colors by mixing any other color. They stand on their own and are used when trying to create additional colors in the secondary and tertiary colors.
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Secondary
Secondary colors is primary color's direct children. You get a secondary color by mixing two primary colors. Using the RYB model, secondary colors consist of: orange, purple, and green.
Orange : Blend red + yellow.Purple : Blend red + blue. Green : Blend yellow + blue.
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Tertiary colors can be referred to as the grandchildren of primary colors and the children of secondary colors. To get tertiary colors, you have to mix a primary and a secondary color. There are six main tertiary colors: blue-green, yellow-green, red-orange, red-purple, blue-purple, and yellow-orange.
Tertiary
Blue-Green (Teal): Blend blue + green.Yellow-Green (Chartreuse): Blend yellow + green. Red-Orange (Vermilion): Blend red + orange. Red-Purple (Magenta): Blend red + purple. Blue-Purple (Violet): Blend blue + purple. Yellow-Orange (Amber): Blend yellow + orange.
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color
Mixing
additive color
color
Mixing
subtractive color
color
Mixing
color
Psychology
taste
emotions
decision
Each and every color influences the experience of tasting the food. It could increase our appetite
Color plays more of an influential role in our lives than we realize. It can affect our minds, bodies, and overall mood.
The color of your product can be the reason for a customer to buy it. Colors excite emotions in people.
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