ColorCollapsed Theory  

Color Theory is a set of basic rules for mixing color to reach a desired result. Because color can be formed using both additive (RGBCollapsed) and subtractive (CMYKCollapsed) methods, two definitions, or color spaces, were developed to describe color.

 

CollapsedRGB

 

CollapsedCMYK

 

NOTE: RGB generally has a larger gamut than CMYK. This can create some problems when trying to accurately reproduce a color shown on your monitor.

 

CollapsedDevice-Dependent Color Spaces

 

CollapsedDevice-Independent Color Spaces (L*a*b*)

TIP: To learn more about Color ManagementCollapsed go to this Thrive article and click the Max-Imize tab.

 

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