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I have used one RGB colour code as my blue throughout my publication : R:98 G;215 B:255. However I have been able to create the gradient effect due to decreasing the brightness levels. Some would think that by doing so this would be changing the colour. However this is untrue
As my two colours allowed in this project are black and blue, all I have been doing Is adding black as to make the RGB blue code darker. Therefore if this was a real life brief the company would only have to buy these two colours, as all the shades and three dimensional objects could be printed using these.
"Colour is the general term we use to describe every hue, tint, tone or shade we see. White, Black and Gray are often referred to as a color." However I have created a range of shades of the flat colour going from light to dark of my specific blue by decreasing the brightness and technically if your were painting mixing black.
"I find that it is most helpful to consider color as light - or a certain wavelength or combination of wavelengths that fall into the visual realm of the electromagnetic spectrum. Furthermore, an object’s ‘color’ is your perception of the light being reflected off of that object. " Hues are created when using the rainbow colour spectrum, therefore mixing colours with different colours to make for example " turquoise". White can't be classed as a "hue" as it is the perfect combination of all the hues of light. Black also follows this concept.
There are three dimensions of color. I have addressed ‘hue’, which can be defined in terms of the specific range of wavelengths of light. And‘value’, which indicates a color’s lightness or darkness. The last is ‘intensity’, which indicates a color’s strength. The colors with the highest intensity have the most strength, have the most chroma, seem to be very pure, and are often described as happy or loud or bright. Therefore increasing or decreasing the colours brightness has changed the colour, but created in effect dimensions of colour. Therefore this is the reason as to why a 3D object is called three dimensional'.
