sekundaarvärvide

Sekundaarvärvide are colors created by mixing two primary colors. In subtractive color mixing, commonly used in pigment and ink, the primary colors are typically red, yellow, and blue. When these primary colors are mixed in equal proportions, they produce the secondary colors. Red and yellow combine to form orange. Yellow and blue mix to create green. Blue and red, when combined, result in violet, also known as purple. These secondary colors occupy a position between their constituent primary colors on a color wheel.

In additive color mixing, which is used for light, the primary colors are red, green, and blue. Mixing red and green light produces yellow. Mixing green and blue light creates cyan. Mixing blue and red light results in magenta. These are the secondary colors in the additive system. Understanding secondary colors is fundamental to color theory, influencing art, design, and various visual media. The concept helps artists and designers predict color outcomes and create harmonious or contrasting color palettes.