I’ve always been fascinated by color theory, especially as a web/print designer.
Also it’s not as simple as saying “any three colors can produce all the others” because that’s clearly not true (by experiment). And it’s not as simple as saying “any three colors will do, they just have to be equally spaced around the color wheel,” because yellow is common to both the painter’s and printer’s wheel, yet the other two primaries differ completely (red and blue are primary in the painter’s wheel but secondary in the printer’s wheel.)
RGB?! CMYK!?
via Color Wheels are wrong? How color vision actually works by @ASmartBear.
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