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According to the RGB additive color model, which pairs of colors are considered complementary?
According to the RGB additive color model, which pairs of colors are considered complementary?
- Green–magenta
- Blue–yellow
- Red–cyan (correct)
- Yellow–purple
In the traditional RYB color model, which pairs of colors are considered complementary?
In the traditional RYB color model, which pairs of colors are considered complementary?
- Blue–orange
- Green–magenta
- Yellow–purple
- Red–green (correct)
What do complementary colors do when combined or mixed?
What do complementary colors do when combined or mixed?
- Cancel each other out by producing a grayscale color (correct)
- Result in a transparent color
- Produce a vibrant secondary color
- Create a new primary color
Which color pair is common to all the color theories mentioned in the text?
Which color pair is common to all the color theories mentioned in the text?
According to the opponent process theory, which pairs of colors are suggested to be the most contrasting?
According to the opponent process theory, which pairs of colors are suggested to be the most contrasting?
In the RGB additive color model, which pairs of colors are considered complementary?
In the RGB additive color model, which pairs of colors are considered complementary?
According to opponent process theory, which pairs of colors are suggested to be the most contrasting?
According to opponent process theory, which pairs of colors are suggested to be the most contrasting?
In the traditional RYB color model, which pairs of colors are considered complementary?
In the traditional RYB color model, which pairs of colors are considered complementary?
What happens when complementary colors are placed next to each other?
What happens when complementary colors are placed next to each other?
What is the common complementary color pair in all the color theories mentioned in the text?
What is the common complementary color pair in all the color theories mentioned in the text?
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Study Notes
Complementary Colors
- In the RGB additive color model, complementary colors are Red and Green, Blue and Yellow, and Green and Magenta.
- In the traditional RYB color model, complementary colors are Red and Green, Yellow and Purple, and Blue and Orange.
- When combined or mixed, complementary colors cancel each other out, producing a shade of gray or white.
- The common complementary color pair in all the color theories mentioned in the text is Red and Green.
- According to the opponent process theory, the most contrasting color pairs are Red and Green, Blue and Yellow, and Red and Cyan.
- When complementary colors are placed next to each other, they create a strong visual contrast and make each other appear brighter.
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