Colors are what we see when light reflects off objects.

White light is made of all colors in the visible spectrum.

Primary colors are red, blue, and yellow (in paint).

Mixing colors creates new ones (e.g., blue + yellow = green).

In light, primary colors are red, green, and blue (RGB).

The eye uses cones to detect color based on light wavelengths.

Different surfaces absorb and reflect different colors.

Black absorbs most light; white reflects most light.

Color helps us recognize, categorize, and express feelings.

Without light, there would be no color to see.