For those who are still confused determine the outcome of a mixture of colors, here is I want to explain a little knowledge of ordinary color I use when drawing. Below is a color circle theory Brewster. Taking the name of founder of the theory of Sir David Brewster. Brewster theory is a theory that simplifies color into four categories: Primary Colors(Basic colors), secondary color(the result of mixing primary colors), color Tertiary(the result of mixing primary and secondary colors).
Sample Color Circle Brewster
Example distribution of color:
Primary Colors: A basic color / colors that stand alone without any mixture of other colors, eg Red, Yellow, Blue.
Secondary Color: Represents the color of the mixture of primary colors, eg Blue + Yellow = Green, Red + Yellow = Orange, Red + Blue = Purple.
Tertiary Color: Is the result of a mixture of primary and secondary colors, eg Red + Purple = Red purple, Yellow + Green = Yellow Green, Blue + Orange = Blue Orange and others.
If we look at the color circle above consists of two triangles (one triangle facing upwards and one facing down)
A. Examples of Primary Colors: Located at the ends of the triangle facing upwards.
Blue, Red, Yellow
Examples of Primary Color Mixing
Red + Blue = Purple
Red + Yellow = Orange
Blue + Yellow = Green
B. Example secondary color: Purple, Green, Orange, in the example above the color circle located between the ends of the triangle facing downward.
C. Examples of tertiary color: Blue-Purple, yellowish green, or in the example above Brewster's color circle is located between two triangles.
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