ChromaTherapyLight

There is no color until light reflects from a surface; however, the color must be within the light for it to be reflected. Combine all colors in light and you get white or any three colors equidistant on the color wheel will produce white light, usually red + green + blue. Why isn't brown in the spectrum?

Chroma List of Pages

Color in Light
Color in Paint - Why they fade?
Color in Textiles
Color Perception is Individual
What Colors are in your Closet?
Color and your Mood
Color Blind
Synesthesia & Chromesthesia
Synesthesia Guest Editor - DBC

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Color In Light

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Color in Paint - Why they fade?

 Combine all colors in paint and you get black.
Yellow, Blue, Red = Primary Colors
Green, Orange, Purple = Secondary  Colors
Colors that are opposite on the color wheel are called 'Complimentary.'
Value is the range of dark to light, often shown as 'grey scale'.
Saturation is the intensity or purity of the color.
If you place opposite colors of full saturation, next to each other, you achieve 'vibrating boundaries' or the experience that the colors are vibrating where the colors meet.

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Color Blind

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An example of Synesthesia is seeing colors for musical notes.

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