Spectra Physics

Spectra Physics

Whenever we talk of painting, we think of colors as an important aspect of it. Imagine a life that would be devoid of colors; very much like the black and white movies of earlier days. We would not have known the magnificence or glamour that enlivens us every moment of the day. If we carefully notice around us, then we would sit a whole day the numerous colors surrounding us.

Thus, when we try to put down colors on the sketches or drawings, it becomes really a difficult task for us to choose the befitting color for a particular shape or portion. For this purpose it is essential for us to understand the color theory. With the help of color theories, we can easily understand the blend of colors to be used. Color theories enable us to know the blending of different colors that form a new shade of color. Its importance may be summarized in the following manner:

1. Considering the fact that there are just three primary colors, red, blue and green, according to science, we can only imagine how minute adjustment of their shades gives rise to another color. It is not just the adjustment of shades, but also the blending of different shades of different colors that gives rise to new color as well as the need to understand color theories.

2. It is only but a matter of time that a person would be able to master blending different colors to get the original color he was looking for, if and only if the concepts of color theories is clear to him. Imagine a child trying to fill in green color in the leaves of the tree in his drawing but is unable to do so as he has lost the green color. It is possible still for him to fill in green color using yellow and blue colors. A proper blend of yellow and blue may bring out different shades of green according to our liking.

3. However, it is to be noted that color theories cannot be restricted to painting or drawings, but it has a widespread necessity. Color theories are also used in different scientific works, especially related to physics where one is required to study a spectrum. The variety of color present in the spectrum can be individually classified and according to color theories of Newton it has been shown that the seven different colors of the spectra combine to form the white light.

Thus, we can only imagine what a bit of knowledge on color theories can do to our painting. It not only enlightens us, but at the same time it enables us to cope with situations, where otherwise we would remain stranded. For this reason we should note the importance of color theories and use them efficiently in our daily life. Painters can make the most out of color theories, as they bring out lively shades with the minute combination and mixing of different colors, leading to a masterpiece depicting the real colored world.

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