Two ways to discuss color 1) Addition 2) Subtraction

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Two ways to discuss color 1) Addition 2) Subtraction

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Color Addition Primary Colors Red – Blue - Green Adding Red + Blue = Magenta Adding Red +Green = Yellow Adding Blue + Green = Cyan Adding Red + Green + Blue = White

Magenta + Cyan + Yellow removes all primary colors = Black Color Subtraction Primary Pigments Secondary Pigments Magenta – Yellow – Cyan Cyan removes Red Magenta removes Green Yellow removes Blue Magenta + Cyan + Yellow removes all primary colors = Black

Color Subtraction Color Rays 1 1 2 Blue Yellow Cyan