Color

=Color=

My favorite color is purple, and this color is intelligent, artistic, aloof, luxurious, royal, vain, fantastic, melanchoilic, feminine, solemn, fragant. I like a lot the colors Purple and Yellow. My favorite color nowdays is purple. However, I also like yellow very much, which is actually good given the fact that yellow and purple are complementary colors. I couldn't say the reason why these are my favorite colors, but I think it is because they're both relaxing and pretty, and since I'm such a pretty girl, it is the color to like haha. I'm a very dreamy person, which means I like to believe everything is possible; so maybe that's part of the reason why these colors resemble my personality. I read every horoscope, every personality quiz, etc. Although almost everyone I know doesn't believe in those things, I think at least a part of them is true, that's why I believe in the characteristics that are explained on the color in motion videos. Obviously, when I read characteristics such as intelligent, I think that's certainly me!! But also, the not so great ones match my personality, or I think so haha. Like purple, I believe I am artistic, aloof, vain (yes a little), fantastic, malancholic, feminine, solemn, and fragant but I'm also creative, young, visible, bright, cheerful, curious, coward, playful, ill, and expanding like yellow.



My color notes for the week 4 quiz **color,** effect produced on the eye and its associated nerves by light waves of different wavelength or frequency. Light transmitted from an object to the eye stimulates the different color cones of the retina, thus making possible perception of various colors in the object. The primary colors, red, yellow and blue. Two primary colors can be mixed to create a secondary color: orange (from red and yellow), green (from yellow and blue), or violet (from blue and red). The combination of a primary color with a secondary color creates another color called a tertiary color. Tertiary colors are also known as intermediate colors. Colors next to one another on the color wheel are called analogous. Analogous colors share a common color and usually appear to be in harmony. Complementary colors are directly across from one another on the color wheel and share no common colors. Blue and orange are examples of complementary colors. Value refers to the lightness or darkness of a color. Colors mixed with white are called tints. Colors mixed with black are called shades. Saturation or intensity refers to the "purity" of color. Dramatic changes in intensity can be made by mixing varying amounts of two complementary colors. Where equal parts of two complementary colors are mixed together, a neutral brown is created. Colors are often associated with moods. Warm and intense colors appear to advance toward the viewer, while cool or dull colors recede. Sometimes the same color will appear to be two slightly different colors when placed against different backgrounds. When small dots of pure color are applied close together, the viewer's eyes mix the colors. When small dots of pure hue are applied close together, the viewer's eyes mix these hues.