black is as much a color as white. absence of color could be said for both..hence if white is considered a color then so is black.
Oh ok never mind
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black is as much a color as white. absence of color could be said for both..hence if white is considered a color then so is black.
No. White is different.
Within art, both are not colours.
However, within the light spectrum white technically IS a colour. White is a result of all the colours combining. Black is when there is no light. If I go any deeper explaining that I'll end up mind-ninja'd again over the fact that black is devoid of light and how colours really work and-and-and *brain short-circuits*
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Under light theory (The visible light you can see): Light is the combination of all colors in even proportions Black is the absence of all light (not considered a color) --Main theory is that no combination of light will yield black.
Under molecular theory (Your painting supplies): Light is the absence of all pigmentation (not considered a color) Black is the combination of all pigmentation in even proportions. --Main theory is that no combination of molecules will yield white.
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Under light theory (The visible light you can see): Light is the combination of all colors in even proportions Black is the absence of all light (not considered a color) --Main theory is that no combination of light will yield black.
Under molecular theory (Your painting supplies): Light is the absence of all pigmentation (not considered a color) Black is the combination of all pigmentation in even proportions. --Main theory is that no combination of molecules will yield white.
so...what u're saying is...neither can be said to be a color...technically?
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