Complementary Colors

Figure 1.5. Circle of color
Of the many colors, can be divided into several sections which are often called the System Prang color system invented by Louis Prang in 1876 include:
a. Hue, is a term used to indicate the name of a
colors, such as red, blue, green and so on.
b. Value, is the second dimension of the light or dark colors.
An example is the color levels from white to black.
c. Intensity, often called chroma, is the dimension
associated with bright or gloomy colors.
f. Texture
Texture is a surface value of conjecture whether real or virtual, can be smooth, rough, slippery, and so on.
Based on its relationship with the senses of sight, texture can be divided into two, namely:
a. Real texture, the texture of which if touched or seen physically
tersa rough and smooth.
b. Pseudo textures, ie textures that do not have the same impression among
are visible and palpable. Texture false impression of perspective occurs because
light and dark.