PART C
COLOR THERORY
     Red, yellow and blue are the three primary colors. they are the base of all colors, or any color can be obtained by mixing any of these three colors. A secondary color is produced by mixing any two primary colors in equal proportions, examples of secondary colors: mixture of blue and green=cyan, magenta is a mixture of blue and red, and yellow is a mixture of green and red. Tertiary colors are the result of equal amounts of a primary and a secondary colors, example: 50% red and 50% magenta would result in orange.
     SUBTRACTIVE COLOR: color begins with white and gets darker, the color absorbs the light, your eye receives no reflected light. ADDITIVE COLOR: are red, green and blue, when they are combined on a computer you get white. color can effect our perception in many ways it can change our mood, it has a few different sociological effects on us. the placement of colors next to each other can have contract depending on complementary the colors are. sometimes they can mix and play tricks on our eyes. Overall color is super important in design to attract people to it, and make them feel like its a good product.