Color Value
Value
Value
Value ( in HSV model - darkness, or Lightness in HSL model, or Brightness in HSB model) - resembles making tints by adding black or gray.
The value of color is defined by its lightness or darkness, its tints and shades, quantity of light reflected, or how close it is to white or black.
Value in art is about relative lightness or darkness of colors that is used to create spatial illusions.
- Dark: low key, with prevalent darker values.
- Light: high key, with prevalent lighter values.
- Achromatic: gray-scale, black and white.
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Disinformation Defense
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Figure Ground Relationship
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Color Contrast Implementation
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Color of Light
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Square Feelings
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Rectangular Feelings
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Color Shades: Value & Proportion
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Tints: Saturation & Variety
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Tones: Line & Rhythm
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Colors
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Complementary Colors
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Color Tints
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Color Shades
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Color Tones
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Black to White
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