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the only thing we can truly take away from this video
yellow is supreme primary
RGB has entered the chat
RGB has been kicked from the chat
@@igorz3551 :(
MYC has entered the chat
hannaa u ah soo pretey
RGB = primary colors for light
RYB = primary colors for pigment
MYC = primary colors for ink
In the case of colored pencils, the "lead" is usually a blend of pigments and chemicals in a wax or oil base, but some brands make multiple types intended for different purposes (such as watercolor pencils), so the color saturation and the blendability depend heavily on the concentrations of pigment and the base they use. If you're using a mix of the two main types, it could lead to blending issues.
DeeDee Doozle well said!
yep
its because of the printing process, cmyk format was pioneered during newspaper and comics golden age as it made it much easier to more precisely control the qolour and printing quality
rgb is good are strong and harsh colour combiantions but cmyk is much mroe subtle and felxible
This is factually incorrect. I does't matter what sorts of pigments you use, no matter how you mix RYB (or even white) you can never get the colors cyan and magenta. It's a misconception. The fact is: our art teachers taught us incorrectly in elementary school.
+CavalierTunes so what mixes to make blue and red?
To get to the bottom of your issue:
CMYK is the primary for reflecting colours, as RGB is for lightsources...
The key here is, pardon the pun... The Key...
The mix of Cyan, Magenta and Yellow only work as there is a 4th component, Black, otherwise known as Key (hence CMYK).
As we consider reflecting colours, we base of a white surface (paper for example) and subtract the reflected colours by removing it with pigment. As all pigments will remain reflecting some light, you will never achieve true black, hence the mix CMY is slightly off-colour, and we need to add black, or a "key" to fully darken the tone
One solution is to use darker base colours, namely Red over Magenta and Blue over Cyan, rendering darker end results which sometimes work out better, hence the confusion.
At the end of the day we are playing with Colour, which is a mix of Chromaticity (Hue), Saturation and Brightness (Lightness)
CMYK uses Cyan, Magenta and Yellow to dial in its Chromaticity, Black (Key) is used to dial in its Lightness, altogether they determine saturation
RGB is more simplistic, as no light means no lightness, so in case of RGB its the mix of colours determining its Hue (Chromaticity) and Saturation.
Brightness (Lightness) is of course the amount of light output of this mix.
Note I am using Chromaticity and Lightness for Reflecting colours, and Hue and Brightness for Lightsources, as Lightsources have Hue and Brightness as a property, and Reflecting surfaces have Chromaticity and Lightness as property.
Hoping this makes sense to you, if anyone has any questions, do let me know and I'll try to answer them for you.
and here it is, that one person in the comment that is really smart and not telling joke. Not offending any of you peoplep
You are almost right, k is not really a color, it normally is black, but could be another color, for subtractive system cmy are the primary
replace the G with Y as Green doesn't work with it being a Mixed color
cmyk does not really require k to work. You can achieve the similar effects with cmy only, depending on how to do your separations. K is more economical and addresses some shortcomings of using cmy for neutrals and blacks, but as with anything brings different shortcomings of its own.
I'm just going to clap for your Wisdom even though your server says, "Xtreme dummy"
Red and Blue: WE are the TRUE primary colours!
Cyan and Magneta: EXCUSE ME!
Yellow: Guys.. We all know who's the boss here.
Yellow: *transform into boss* YALL LISTEN TO ME
Secondary colors:ya know we are still here 😑
Tertiary colors: I'm guessing we shouldn't say anything...
Yellow: **eats popcorn**
* light enters chat *
"You better watch out for my weapon!"
* draws RGB *
Poor yellow, caught in the middle of the argument. 😨
its caught in the crossfire
Kateryna Kotlyarevska yellow is my fav color
Kateryna Kotlyarevska Right?
Omh thanx for the likes!!!
Jazza at the beginning: pfft. There is no way that cyan, magenta, and yellow are the primary colors.
Jazza a minute in: MY LIFE IS A LIE
the good feels THATS HOW I FEEL😂😂😂
In the RYB drawing it feels like three colors were used when you look at it, but when you look at the CYM drawing it like pops off the page and feels like so many more colors and tones were used even though they both used the same number of pencils.
There are 3 cones in your eyes, cones for long wavelength (red) light, cones for medium (green) wavelength light, and cones for short wavelength (blue) light. RGB is always used in any digital display because it mimics are light sensors and can make almost every color we can see.
When pigments are used, the colors happen in a different way. Red objects reflect red light and absorb green and blue. (There are other frequencies of light, actually light is a spectrum, but for simplicity I’m only going to talk about red green and blue). Green objects reflect green and absorb red and blue. Yellow objects reflect red and green and absorb blue. So when white light, a mix of all colors, hits these objects, only the color of the object is reflected back to your eyes. When you mix red and blue, the color you get absorbs green light but also some red and blue, so you get a desaturated form of magenta. Some people suggest adding white, but lightening a darkened color does not make it normal because they are not inverses. Adding white makes it reflect more red and blue, but also reflect more green. So it remains desaturated even as the brightness becomes more similar. When you mix magenta and cyan, it absorbs red and green leaving you with a pure blue. Since magenta yellow and cyan are the purest colors that absorb only one of the colors of light, they can be used to make other colors without becoming desaturated.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Well you do lose a tiny bit of saturation, but it’s far better than RYB
@@ethanalgicosathlonchannel1110
Not if you use pure yellow, cyan and magenta pigments.
@@ethanalgicosathlonchannel1110 Yes and no. Absolutely 100% pure cyan magenta and yellow pigments would lose no saturation, but because nothing is ever 100% perfect, in practice, yes you'll always lose a tiny bit.
@@Owen_loves_Butters that’s what I meant, yes. I don’t really agree with the ‘imaginary or imperfect’ thing, cyan magenta yellow and white pigments would create every colour if they were all 100% saturated. But that is impossible in inks.
Yes can you repeat that but smaller
From what I learned in Physics, RGB are the primary colors for light. Mixing them together will make CYM. I've always believed that "primary" colors depend on whether you're talking about light or pigment...just cause :/
rgb is good for our eyes
I know this is old, but that's what I teach my high schoolers. (I'm an art teacher if that wasnt clear.) Light and pigment react differently but there's room for them all to be primary colors!
Additive colors!
finale someone else other than me thinks this
Yes! As a high school physics teacher, thanks for sharing. I am always hearing, "They never teach you this in school but.." Lots of us do teach it!
Bob Ross Would Totally Disagree and say The Primary Colors are Phthalo Blue, Crimson Red, and Cadmium Yellow
ROAR Gaming true
ROAR Gaming Phthalo Blue is actually a darker version of Cyan.
ROAR Gaming i thought it was metalic blue
ROAR Gaming Phthalo Blue is a great option for a cyan primary, and Cadmium Yellow is a good yellow, although I would specifically recommend Cadmium Yellow Light (instead of Medium, which might still work, or Deep, which would be too shifted toward orange). For the third, I would recommend Quinacridone Magenta instead of crimson. However, one critical note: be sure the PIGMENT is quinacridone magenta, which is pigment number PR122. I am aware of at least one common brand of acrylic paints that has messed up their names, calling their paint that contains quinacridone magenta pigment (PR122) Quinacridone Violet, and their paint that contains quinacridone violet pigment (PV19) Quinacridone Magenta.
Maria Rev where do you think cyan came from.....
In all seriousness, I always thought that RYB was for pigment (traditional art), CYM was for digital, and RGB was for light.
No
digital art is projected by light, so digital is rgb.
@@reauscenne i’m pretty sure CYM is subtractive digital and RGB is additive digital/light
Guys. There is no such thing as digital light.
I aways thought CYM was just for printers
ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM: Color pencils don't always mix well, some colors are too waxy to be colored over, some are too opaque etc. so you need a separate blue for example. But with paints, MYC.
Use any two to get a full color, add the third to dial back the intensity. All three together give you a rich, solid black. Add titanium white to the paint kit and you got all you need.
I mean, we can all agree that yellow is a primary color, right?
edit: I have been informed yellow is not a primary color in light.
Sally
RGB
IKR yellow is god
Light can't.
RGB..
:/
*RGB color scale joins the chat*
red and blue: Come one guys we can't lose
Cyan and magenta: No we mustn't lose
Yellow:Checkmate
Some Noob I heard Davie504 in my head when I read Checkmate.
Some Noob your comment has 169 likes
*RGB has entered the chat*
Green: well yes, but actually no.
(In light primary color are red, green and blue)
R g b
I'm studying my last year stage technique, so sound and light for concerts and all. And I had learned that rgb are the primary colors when you work something that emits light and myc when working with something that absorbs Licht.
(sometimes we use a combination with rgb and myc in licht fixtures so we can have some better colors or other colors that you can't get with rgb like brown because that's a darker version of orange but you can go darker with light only les lighter)
I remember when I was in elementary school and the teacher didn't have any purple paint, so I tried to mix some myself. The red I used only reflected red light, and absorbed most blue and green light, whereas the blue I used only reflected blue light, and absorbed most red and green light. The result? A very muddy purple that I didn't like. At the time, I didn't know about MYC and so kept mixing more red in and blue in, but I could never get it to brighten, and ended up wasting a lot of paint. Years later I learned that printers use Magenta, Yellow, and Cyan, as well as black, and eventually decided to use them in my art. It took a bit for me to wrap my head around, but eventually I learned to control colors more effectively. My only peeve now is that I can't seem to find actual (affordable) paint in those colors, and the 'bright' kind I got was basically mixed with white in the bottle, so I can't get as strong of color as I could using colored pencils, and even colored pencils have their limit.
Don't be disappointed about the "RGB" hero. Just say he is German and it would totally work as in German it is Rot Gelb and Blau ;)
Or Danish! Rød, Gul and Blå
Or Swedish Röd Gul Blå
Basically the same as danish and Norwegian except for ONE letter😂😂
Funny.^^ So that hero will be the international one. It would work in Italian too (Rosso Giallo Blu)
And who knows in how many more languages...
Or Dutch, it’s Rood, Geel and Blauw
I'm a graphic design student and we are required to take color theory class. Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow are for ink. Red, Yellow, and Blue are for pigments like paint. To make it even more complicated Red, Green, and Blue are for screens. #primarycolors
Huh
Michael Gomen yeah that, CYM is also for digital drawings :V
Kino Charlley your right if you are deciding to print it. If it is staying on screens it Should stay rgb. Due to the way color light mixes on screen.
This comment solves everything.
Most underrated comment right here
MYC is clearly the winner. I have been a red yellow blue guy for 44 years. this battle proved me wrong and changed everything. Thanks a lot, Jazza. ;)
The thing I know is that CMY is used mainly in printers where the ink absorbs the light and RGB in displays where the light is emitted.
But either way
Yellow is a primary color
Lazy and Random lmao yep
Lazy and Random the one thing we can all agree on lmao
but what about RGB
Correct
Yellow is very much true primary color
RGB at least works in German:
R - Rot (Red)
G - Gelb (Yellow)
B - Blau (Blue)
I'm so used to English, that I though: RGB? Rot, Gelb, Blau.
Only when he mentioned it, I realized that he speaks English ^^
Red Green Blue it is Green :)
it COULD mean Gelb but RGB is an official term, even in German.
Raven Rood*
@@87btj Excuse me but green isn't a primary colour.
Red and Blue are secondary colors in subtractive mixing.
Magenta + Cyan = Blue
Magenta + Yellow = Red
Cyan + Yellow = Green
And them secondary colors in subtractive mixing are also the primary colors in additive mixing (light)
It's sad that so many people are educated wrong but it's because the teachers themself often don't know and don't explain to people that there are two kinds of primary colors (additive and subtractive mixing)
Personally, I love the bright colors on CMY. But it depends on what colors you want/need for the specific piece you’re working on. If you’re doing a landscape, you might want more realistic, earthy colors, in which case, RYB might be helpful. I use a combination of both in my watercolor palette.
What do you mean "more realistic", "earthy"? I personally think instead that they are muddy and desaturated.
Poor yellow it’s standing in the middle of this arguement...
Icantdraw The poor middle child.
Yellow seems to be the Canada or Switzerland of colors after this...
Yellow: don't involve me in this
I can relate
Hello Yoongi fan
Okay the primary color of art is blue, red, and yellow. Pigments of light is magenta, cyan, and yellow. Primary colors of LIGHT is green, blue, and red. Science class + art class ftw
actually, all colors are blue, green, and red, you see humans have three different types of 'cones' in our eyes that distinguish color. These cones are of three types, green, blue, and red. All colors we see are a combination of these colors in our eyes, making it so all colors humans see are blue, green, and red, or a combination of them
Black Shadows you saved my artsy life
ljlk so then yellow is a lie and it's actually green?
THANK YOU. Youre the only one making sense in this comment section
Black Shadows Huh ok that makes way more sense
My heart physically hurts, this is PAINFUL
A few months ago, as I talked with my husband about all this, my head was spinning, and I felt like I was being attacked. I've heard that we often process a change of core beliefs as if it were a physical attack... I guess Red Yellow Blue was one of my core beliefs!
Really... I’m still a fan of the “split primary” palette. But If I had to choose which combo I would use “permanently” I’d go CYM.... because I absolutely love magenta and cyan.
Magenta: Hey yellow you joining us?
Red: No yellow our main man!
Blue: Yeah!
Cyan: nOO
Yellow: *shakes intensely*
EDIT: Also I think that Magneta, cyan are the cool group with yellow tagging behind them
**laughs in RGB**
@@eshangopz it's only a cringy joke calm down
Me: (breaks yellow apart)
Me: YOU ALL GET YELLOW
Let's just all agree with YELLOW
ya team yellow for life
Nah.... it should be red blue and green but then we went from light to paint
No, as the primary colours of light is RGB and not RYB.
@@novdelta381 that just ruined my day
@@andrewvermeltfoort i said that like a week ago :'(
It's funny watching Jazza learn the difference between additive and subtractive colours.
Ikr, as a trained graphic designer I screamed through half of this video.
Lesson time:
Primary colours are colours that cannot be created using other colours and CLEARLY you can make red and blue using cyan,magenta and yellow so that should make it clear. red and blue are traitors so they are not primary colours.
@dggdvg0 Except our eyes detect red, green, and blue lights and inverting these for pigments would turn into cyan, magenta, and yellow. Who are you kidding with the actual science and physics versus being traditional arts?
@dggdvg0 magenta is not pink and red, and cyan is not light blue and light green. You’d get very impure sources
RGB is just a German superhero...
Rot (red)
Gelb (yellow)
Blau (blue)
Surpremely Smokey Potato Towel i thought that too
Or Dutch
Rood (Red)
Geel (Yellow)
Blauw (Blue)
Amory Ballet how do you pronounce blauw?
Shadowdancer This is going to be weird but this is the only way I can describe it (please forgive me)
B from Ben
L from loser
Au like when you are in pain or something....
W from wax??
Maybe it's better if you look it up on Google
wunderbar!
Red and blue: *WE* are the ONLY primary colors
Magenta and cyan: NO WE are
Yellow: *ThErE IS AnOtHeR*
Slow Poke RGB
Red,green,blue!
@The Milkman Blue and Yellow: You are a combination of us 2 so yes... Yes you are
@The Milkman cyan and yellow make a type of green as well then cause the colors we see aren't the actual colors our mind just imagines them
@The Milkman our eyes physically cannot perceive any real color like Yellow as the Yellow we see isn't the actual Yellow that exists so ur wrong and here is a video link th-cam.com/video/cGZJflerLZ4/w-d-xo.html
The Milkman you are saying unless I'm reading this wrong you are saying green is still not a primary colour
Hey jazza, you should do this again but with paints instead of pencils! I'd love to see how the colors turn out
In paint, red, yellow, and blue are primary colors.
The "yellow" color is made from a chemical named Tartanzine, or Yellow 5. In paint, this is called Lemon Yellow.
The "cyan" color in ink is a chemical named Phthalocyanine (Phthalo). In paint, it is called Phthalo Blue.
The "magenta" color is a chemical named Quinacridone, or Red #122. In paint, Quinacridone is too dark to be primary. Crimson with Ultramarine can literally make magenta using paint.
However in ink, Quinacridone is transparent and makes a better primary.
Please show me a video of someone making magenta and cyan with red yellow and blue.
@@Owen_loves_Butters go to my page. I have a video.
I saw your channel before, but I don’t remember seeing a video mixing RYB to make CMY
@@ethanalgicosathlonchannel1110 it was a comparison of RGB vs RYB vs MYC.
@@ethanalgicosathlonchannel1110 unless you are referring to the one in which I used Crimson Red and Ultramarine oil paint to match the Winton magenta color.
What is this? Myth busters Australia?😂😂😂
Nihar gaur YE
Nihar gaur Myth Busters: Down Under *cue the heavy music*
hahaha
Nihar gaur * correction Myth busters Shraya
omg yes
IDK how but this actually had me feeling some way... like in a movie when the old hero is being beaten down by the new one who has people's best intentions in mind, and you hurt for the old hero because you've become so attached to him and he's just trying to protect his way of life, but you know he has to die because the people need the new hero's way to live their best lives. Well done Jazza haha you nailed this one
Andrew Smith Sooo true! That's exactly how I felt!
I can totally understand why you’re feeling that way but wyc is not new at all XD
5:40 Me too, Jazza. Me, too...
I just learned about this alternative color theory yesterday and it's shattering the foundation of my universe...
RGB still makes sense in German: rot gelb blau
I live in Norway and same here, rød, gul, blå
@@ObitoUchiha-li4dx that's similar
i love watching a grown man nearly cry over pencils and primary colours
I love how its rgb vs myc instead of ryb vs myc, personal preference though, but him going insane over primary colours is also great
Yeah
Lol
Ryb = Myc
The y's cancel out. What are you left with?
RB (ROBLOX) vs. MC (Minecraft)
COINCIDENCE? I THI-
Yes, but a very convenient one.
ohshit
100%
Minecraft is better.
It will win
Mc all the way
But its RYB
Light reacts differently than art mediums. CMY really only applies to light itself, when you mix paints and markers, the chemicals change in structure to affect which wavelengths of light bounce off. RYB stems from how most art mediums interact with one another when mixed.
i though rgb was light
Except that the subtractive color mixture actually applies to any type of medium - paints, crayons, inks, sand, filter, etc. The CMY would provide a wider gamut than the RYB regardless.
MYC is the winner. I’m traditional, but the proof is in the pudding. Magenta, Cyan and Yellow appear to be the true primary colors.
You know as far as I see it, cyan and magenta are both still blue and red, so the primaries are still rgb. I refuse to take off my tinfoil hat
Cyan is the same distance from Blue on the CMY color wheel as Orange is from Yellow on the RYB color wheel. So by your logic, Orange is just Yellow. (This also applies to Red and Magenta.)
We name colors so that they can be told apart when they are significantly their own hue, as Cyan and Magenta are significantly different from Red and Blue.
Katzun OMG hai I love ur vids
BluLynx (but still shades of red and blue)
Katzun Kat!!!!!
THAT YELLOW IS A SPY
a double agent maybe
The yellow has betrayed mc and rb
I like how nobody realized this was a TF2 reference.
Diamond Nife I like how nobody was spy checking
Here it is, this is decided color theory:
There are two sets of primary colors. Addative and subtractive.
Addative primary colors apply to how light behaves, these are the colors your eyes see and the colors your screen is currently using. These are RED, GREEN, AND BLUE.
Subtractive colors apply to how pigment works. These colors are the colors your printer commonly uses. CYAN, MAGENTA, AND YELLOW.
Pigments include paints, inks, crayons, sand, filters, etc., basically any type of matter.
Subtractive color mixture theory is consistent and applies to any type of medium.
for light, every color in the rainbow is a primary color.
for pigment, yellow might be the only true primary color because you cannot get it truly from mixing. red and green light can give the illusion of the colors mixing and making yellow. kind of like if you put small dots of color all over something and look at it from far away, it looks gray because there is the illusion of it mixing
Except it is not, the primary colors of your seeing/sight are red, green, and blue, in which, are the colors that each of our three types of cone cells detects. Invert these colors and you will get cyan, magenta, and yellow which works in how colors work in matter/medium.
Just to be clear:
- Magenta is still in the color family of reds and as far as mixing goes it is the purest form with the most options.
- Cyan is still in the color family of blues and as far as mixing goes it is the purest form with the most color options.
So strictly speaking magenta, yellow and cyan is still red, yellow and blue. After all the blue you picked is ultramarine so you may argue that it still Isn't just plain blue. Similar with red in order to distinguish the members of the red family they all have their names and carmine isn't just plain red.
And strictly speaking Yellow comes in a huge range and each family member has it's own name. Strictly speaking yellow is never just yellow.
We are talking family.
Actually, it's impossible to create true Cyan and Magenta with Red, Yellow, and Green. The reason we think Cyan is a blue color is because of language. Just watch the Vsauce2 video on the invention of blue.
In the Ming Dynasty in China manufacturer clearly knew how to produce blue in masses and exported white and blue china to Europe. It isn't a matter of language. The value placed on the color blue may have changed over time and the availability of blue paint definitely has changed but whether cyan is green or blue is more a matter of perception. Since these days we have the ability to produce a wide variety of colors, the need to describe different colors is vital and though cyan is right at the edge to a mint green it is still considered blue. ;)
蓝 Mandarin for blue. Deriving from the word for Indigo plant but not limited to since this 天蓝 means blue sky.
Silke Schümann wrong. Red, yellow, green, cyan, blue, and magenta are all equal distant in frequency on the light spectrum.
We are not talking physics but color theory in art. Don't confuse the fields. ;) One is all about color pigments and mixing charts and naming colors to distinguish one from the other and being able to purchase a certain color or tell students about how to mix colors to create bright or muted colors in order to achieve an expression. It is language, psychology, culture, chemistry and yes physics.
In art you don't ignore culture, which is why depending on the culture in which you grew up you imagine different colors with one color name. And art groups colors where magenta is in the color family of red usually when you buy magenta the primary color it is labeled "primary red".
Silke Schümann lol they aren’t two separate fields. Light and pigment are inversely related. With light you start out with darkness (black). Then when you add light you get red, green, and blue since those are the 3 come receptors you have in your eyes. Then when two of three lights are added you get cyan, yellow, and magenta. Finally when all three come receptors are added you get white. With pigment it’s the opposite. You started out with a white price of paper since there is no pigment. Then when you subtract pigment you get cyan, yellow , and magenta. When you mix them two of the three lights are subtracted and you get red, blue, and green. Lastly when all the pigment has been subtracted you get black.
red green and blue are the primary colors of light. cyan yellow and magenta are the primary colors of pigment
(i said red yellow and blue originally, but its red green and blue)
Red yellow blue: pigment (paint and pencil for example) cian yellow magenta: inks and dyes (like copics) red green blue: light (computer screens and well... light)
Alexa Hamilton it's the opposite way around
6 colors are the primary colors of light (except the indigo)
No the primary colors of light are red blue and green. They are the only color receptors in the human eye, so all light in the visible spectrum is some combination of those three colors.
Ohhh...
I'm with jazza on this, RYB is the primary colours
The subtractive primary colors are cyan, yellow, and magenta. The additive primary colors are red, green, and blue.
Of course Jazza wanted to flatter the german community with the RGB "Rot, Gelb, Blau" :)
It wasn't a mistake it was a small present for us.
Laserstormelpies Einen wunderschönen guten Abend. :)
Or the Dutch: rood, geel, blauw!
Dir auch, Alina ^^
And yeah he maybe chose a connection of letters to make this small gift for as many countries / languages as he was able to.
Yellow magenta cyan and amber.
Or for short
Y M C A
YASSSS
My god lol
I just commented about This!!!
YMCA XDD
I could only blink at this comment
Easy answer! CYMK because you are using pigments. The RGB & CMYK on photoshop are the colour spaces you use. RGB is the colour space used for digital art or photos that are to remain digital - because RGB is for light. CYMK colour space is used for seeing true colour for printing because they are the primaries for printing.
Photos or digital art will look very different if you swap between the two. I have never been so frustrated watching a Jazza video before LOL! I was silently shouting at my phone use ink for CYM and dont forget the Key!
Me at first: whoa, my life is a lie, clearly its MYC
Me at the end: what?!?! they are both primary colors???
Always have been!
I do love me some RGB
Red
Grellow
And Blue
_I apologize._
Im German, for us things would work out with RGB:
Rot = red
Gelb = yellow
Blau = blue
So I didnt even realize the mistske at first 😅🙈
I'm dutch and for me it would work also:
Rood= red
Geel= yellow
Blauw= blue
Get it right: It's Gyellow
IM both dutch swedish and learning spanish
Dutch red=rood yellow=geel blue=blauw
Swedish red=röd yellow=gul blue=blå so they aka swedish and dutch work out
Spanish red=rojo yellow=amarillo blue=azul so it ain’t workin’ here
Dante Rombouts raa...
RA RA RASPUTIN
Jazza you forgot one important rule
*NO CAPES*
w o o p
Sounds like you're ready for June.
That was *_incredible_*
w o o p Lol!
Edna Mode:No capes!
This was a *Incredible* joke
You are incredible
Primary colors: red, green, blue
Secondary colors: magenta, cyan, yellow
I teach my high school students it's because paints and ink work differently than light. So both are sets of primary colors. RYB works perfectly with light, CMY works well with art supplies. Plus Cyan is a version of blue, and magenta is a version of red. The brightness of it though helps with color mixing.
Yellow is the primary color cuz it's in both of them.
*booyah*
no, yellow is the worst color ever.
Neena yesss!
The Awesome Emerald Potato
Yellow is one of my favorite colors :’)
PRIMARIEST COLOR RIGHT HERE
Neena but people say its green in ryb
Here's why MYC worked, as far as I know: The color Magenta on paper absorbs any green light that hits it. That only leaves red and blue light, which we perceive to be Magenta. The color Cyan works the same way, absorbing any red light that hits it. Thus, when you layer Magenta on Cyan, it absorbs all green and red light, meaning only blue light gets reflected, so that's what we see.
Meanwhile, over in RYB, Red marker absorbs green light and blue light, and Blue marker absorbs green light and red light, so when you layer them on top of each other, they absorb red, blue, and a lot of green light. You end up with purple, but a really dark purple.
As for which is the true primary color: in art school, RYB is the primary set because paints work that way. In printers, MYC is the primary set because they can layer Magenta, Yellow, and Cyan to make the other colors, since that only works with ink. In reality, the true primary set is Red, Green, and Blue, because those are the three colors that our eyes perceive. Every color we see is just a mix of them, and that's why computers and TVs use RGB.
Brighton Betoit literally skimmed over this comment in about 5 second, so lemme just say. I agree
Nerd
Brighton Betoit Wow, thank you, that is so awesome!
No, paints don't work any differently than inks. The reason we are taught RYB is not because it works in any medium, but because of how language developed over time. Magenta and cyan are newer words than red and blue, and to be honest, the red used by historical painters was more magenta than what we think of as red, and the blue used was more cyan than what we think of as blue.
Thanks you for writing this, it means I don't have to do it and others know too!!
RGB (not Y) are subtractive colors made to be used on light displays. CMY are additive colors made to be used in ink printers.
When the subtractive colors are mixed together, they make white. When the additive colors are mixed together, they make black.
But RYB (not G) in my opinion, is the best for most art.
Uh, you got mixed up. The additives mixed together make white and the subtractives mixed make black
rgb are additive
No love for RGB? ;C
in all seriousness: I'm pretty sure any roughly-equally-spaced trio of colors on the color wheel will work as primaries in the right circumstances.
also: I expect color-mixing to be more difficult with alternating colored pencils than dye-mixing since they the colored pencils form distinct layers, meaning that the top layers have much more effect than the bottom layers, and the wax may preferentially either coat the peaks of the surface, obscuring the first layer below more than the second layer below, or fill the valleys, obscuring the second layer more than the first.
similarly: I expect it to be more difficult with markers since when the surface becomes saturated with ink, new ink isn't added as readily.
lastly: an irritating number of people are calling RGB the primary colors "for light". There are both universal and human aspects to color, and the existence of "primary colors" stem from the human aspects: there are various kinds of light receptors in the human eye, and the responses of nearby receptors are compared to form the perception of color. If the receptors react in the same way, the same color is perceived, regardless of what causes the receptors to react. 565nm light? A mix of 590 and 530nm light? A mix of 590 and 430nm light? excessive Intraocular pressure? "green". It just so happens that various trios of pigments/emitters can reproduce the majority of possible receptor responses. It's nothing special about those pigments or emission spectra. It's something special about the human color receptors.
That’s not exactly true, from my understanding you are saying that sometimes the primaries are Orange, Turquoise and Purple and sometimes the primaries are Chartreuse, Cornflower and Fuchsia. Neither of those are correct, the primaries can only ever be RGB or CMY. I don’t know if you mean this, but it sounds like you are implying it when you say ‘The primaries can be any set of colours that are equally spaced depending on the circumstances’
Uhh...
can’t we just make the primary colours
Yellow, yellow, and yellow?
Cuz like, yellow is the ONLY true primary colour.
ItsChocolateChipCookie AHEM,RED GREEN BLUE.
@@yvettescorner1878 O don't get green I was taught in school that the primary colors are the ones that can't be made ? Green can be made help me
@@PhoenixMilk there is two kind of color mixing. Substractive and additive. Substractive when you are mixing materials. The more matter you add the color will be darker. That is why it is called substractive, you substract the light from the color. The 3 basic color of substractive coloring is magenta, cian and yellow, you can not creat them from any other color and you can make any color from them.
Additive is when you are mixing lights (like the screen). The cones in human' eye are the most sensitive to the green, red and blue lights. So with only using theese lights you can simulate any color for humans. Different animals with different cones sense light differently so universally there are no basic colors.
@@katokianimation oh ok thank you I was just confused when I saw that green was a primary color thxs for tell me and not telling me in stupid XD
In German it's "Rot Gelb Blau" instead of "Red Yellow Blue", so... don't worry. The suit is just made in Germany ;)
In Dutch it's "Rood Geel Blauw" so then it's right too
It has nothing to do with that. "RGB" stands for "Red-Green-Blue", aka the primary colors of light.
Is Swedish it's "Röd Gul Blå" so that works too
@@mox391 a very late wooosh
@@wetsock6334Okay, first off, I really don't think that's a joke, and second: r/itswooooshwith4os
Wow... there's a lot of misleading comments. Here’s the thing, screen uses Red, Green and Blue *light* to create almost all the colors human eyes can see. This is what additive medium everyone is talking about. Hence, igital art, photography etc. always uses RGB. There are other color spaces (e.g. YCbCr, HSV), but those ultimately gets converted to RGB for your screen to display.
CMY is for paints and ink. Because paints absorbs/takes away certain colored lights and reflects the rest. Since it absorbs certain colors, paints are subtractive medium.
Cyan = reflects Blue and Green, absorbs Red
Magenta = reflects Blue and Red, absorbs Green
Yellow = reflects Red and Green, absorbs Blue
So, if you mix Cyan and Magenta paint, the Cyan pigments will absorb red and Magenta pigments will absorb Green. And both of them will reflect Blue. That's why mixing Cyan and Magenta gives you Blue. It’s that simple.
The only issue here is that we grew up with the idea that we learnt RGY as primary colors as we were children. So it's hard for us to get out of that superstition. But it’s blatant truth that CMY on a white paper can create any colors we can percieve as humans. It’s time to accept the truth.
Exactly, there are only two color mixing: light and matter.
RGB is for lights.
CMY is for matter that absorb lights.
But then you hit the argument that cyan is technically blue, and Magenta could maybe be considered red.
At the end of the day it doesn’t really matter, since we draw arbitrary lines of what is the same color and what are different colors. Brown is literally just orange without brightness, so depending on the context it’s either brown or orange, etc.
Red, Blue, Yellow vs Magenta, Cyan, Yellow is better than Marvel vs DC
AGREED
It’s better because DC is so shitty that it isn’t competition for Marvel
Which is which 🤔
Uniquegirl 10 Marvel has all the great movies and DC is the comic book company who can't stop making shit flicks.
This needs to become a movie, okay marvel get on it now
This has upset me so much more than it should have.
Dante Crossroad the segway upset me more tbh
Dante Crossroad when he tried creating magenta...it was..ouch
Dante Crossroad what upset me is how he wrote RGB on the champion instead of RYB gahhh
I'm feeling ya.
It really hurts
RGB (with green) is the additive Color scheme for the colors of the light. CYM is the subtractive color scheme for the colors of pigments. RYB is a kind of synthese of both color schemes.
I love how hard he was trying not to laugh when he did the cut away of him complimenting himself.
Ah, yes RGB - *RED, **_GELLOW_** and BLUE*
MBenGaming honesty I can’t agree more
Fun fact: In Old-English G was pronounced like Y when in from of I & E
@@gunjfur8633 Ok, wow, didn't know that.
@@DerMBen
yellow in old-english is ġeolu
I thought it meant Red, Green and Blue because of the way he mixed yellow and green in the G...
I’m pretty sure RYB is the go-to with artists because of the way pigments mix. Paint pigments don’t work the same way as light theory colors. You can make a huge range of colors with just red, yellow, blue, and white oil pants. Also it varies medium to medium. I did mostly drawing and painting in college but I took a printmaking elective my last semester. Making different shades with inks was totally different than mixing pints. I NEVER add black to darken a paint color but it totally works with inks. There’s definitely no simple answer
Lily A. With paints it works too though. I have tried with gouache, acrylic and waterpaint. Cyan, magenta and yellow are the real mvp :p
Lily A. Keep in mind, subtractive and additive methods of making colors is what you're referring to, and in that instance, you have to be aware that with pigment, you're letting less light in, and you can't get lighter colors from darker pigments. Thus, lighter pigments cyan yellow and magenta are preferred. When working with light, like on a computer, you're using different colors of light to let more light through. It's why the colors recommended as primary colors for screens are red green and blue. If you flip RGB to its inverse, you get CMY, and vice versa.
Edit: spelling errors
But that's just a theory, a light theory
(I'm sorry)
Joel Sage but the light theory is when the three colours come together and turn white which is not what he uses
beingWantable it was for a joke you have to watch film/game theory to understand
I can explain why the red yellow and blue hero has RGB on his chest. He is german, rot (red), gelb (yellow) and blau (blue)
CMYK(cyan, magenta, yellow, and key)(key=black)are mainly for paint; RGB(red, green, and blue)are mainly for light.
Actually, the idea of primary colors for pigments is flawed. Additive color mixing (that is, of light, like with computer screens) can be perfect from three primary colors of light (RGB) because humans have three color receptors in our eyes -- one for green, one for orangey-red, and one for indigo-blue. Subtractive color mixing with pigments, though, is a different beast, because pigments are chemicals, their effects don't combine as simply as when adding light beams, and when combined they make colors darker rather than brighter. This is why professional printers will often not use CMYK (or will supplement CMYK), instead using a specific Pantone ink for a critically important bright color. (Next time you break down a printed box, look for the quality control marks on the inside flaps to see what colors they used.) When you want the biggest, brightest "gamut" possible from paints/inks, it's better to follow their lead: increase the number of your pigments to 4, 5, or 6 (plus white). This is a great pigment color wheel I refer to constantly: www.handprint.com/HP/WCL/cwheel06.html.
Big Dream im not reading all that so fuck you
You're ruining this and I hate you for it...
Big Dream TL;DR: Pigments darken the colour (I’m Aussie so I spell color like colour) and eyes are... useful? Idk it’s like 3am and I’m watching this...👍
Matthew Fike & Sean Swiftshade Wow, dudes, chill. You want to be an expert? Understand your tools and materials.
I never knew about that, and also *wow*
CMYK is the print standard for primary colors. RGB is the standard for digital color palettes.
Julian Gray Media CMYK... what is the k for
ManiacMiner//MMM black
RYB is also good for pigments like paint
Hence the reason the ink markers worked so well together. Ink tends to darken up pretty fast.
ManiacMiner//MMM
The K stands for KEY, it's not a color, obv, but it's black, in prints and old film etc.
The colours are fighting in an epic battle, and then there’s yellow, chilling in a beach chair and drinking a tropical drink
and green crying in the corner
I’ve never seen someone change their belief to what I believe before. This is nice.
The RGB is not a mistake, the hero is just german, the colors are Rot, Gelb and Blau in German
Jakob Kah Das hab ich mir auch gedacht haha
You mean red, green and blue...?
Jakob Kah Well this is awkward... Someone had the same idea as I did but posted earlier. Gngngngnnn... 😅
He could be italian too Rosso, Giallo and Blu
And in that case it's not even gelb. It's grün.
i think we need to accept that there is no single set of primary colours.
ryb=primary colours in art
cym=primary colours in printing
rgb=primary colours in light
edit: i literally dont care if u disagree like 50 people have already told me im wrong im expressing one opinion ur allowed a different one
Frostycloud I was hoping someone else said this lol
Thank you..!!
HAH! TAKE THAT JAZZA! THERE ARE NO TRUE PRIMARY COLORS! HAHA!!
Frostycloud CyaN Is jUsT A liGhTeR BluE And So iS MagEntA
Little Fox magenta doesn’t look like a lighter blue to me :P
5:55 did anyone else just completely lose it when he said.... a battle to the death? 🤣🤣🤣
The hero looks awesome. So the yellow is the only true one king, in spires of which combination, we still need him. 😂❤
this actually clarified a lot for me. I've always been confused why printers and whatnot use cyan and magenta instead of red and blue. But seeing it in practice with colored pencil makes so much sense. Red and blue looks flat but cyan and magenta pop off the page and blended so much nicer. Crazy to see how technology changed something as simple as primary colors
the may it's because printers use ink
It's because CMY add up to black, and look stronger against the White paper. But RGB are used for Digital screens, like TVS, because they have a higher color Spectrum and add up to White
They actually don't add up to black, they create an ugly brown/green-ish mixture, hence the need of K (I'm sure you've heard of CMYK), which functions as a "Key" color to add contrast (usually plain black ink).
theoretically add up to black... if you could equally mix them you will get black, but you cant so you get brown
In an attempt to show that RYB are the true primary colours, he converted me to seeing MYC as true primary colours...
how ironic...
i mean, Technically, RGB is the primary colors of light, if that helps you
Ironic... and wrong.
@@EamonWill no i'm right, MYC is for colors being sucked in and RGB is for light bouncing, its why in most paint programs its RGB
@@meteorstarthearcher5350 Yeah, RGB are the emissive primaries, and technically, CMY are the subtractive primaries. But that's in a scientific world where everything blends perfectly. When it comes to mixing physical pigments, things are never that simple. Not even in printers, which adjust the amount of each of ink depending on the exact inks used.
@@leksitarmik4636 i don't understand how that makes my original statement wrong, it doesn't, it wasn't about CMY it was about RGB, I was talking light not actual pigment or ink.
Right in the childhood. 😞
I've been drawing and kind of art in many different mediums since I was a kid and honestly I can't believe I have never heard of the cyan and magenta primary colors ... So weird to me lol
I learned about this a year agoish. My oils are looking 10,000% better.
Yellow is just that one person that gets along with everyone at school. Even the school bully!! 😂😂
Yellow is my least favorite color.
But the one person who hates yellow is green. (Rgb)
Hailee Seabolt frickin same
And it starts with Y... the only letter that can be both a consonant and a vowel. Coincidence or conspiracy?
I lived a happy 20 years of life before this video. Now I'm questioning all of my art teachers and years of schooling
Sarah R. Lol
Sarah R. Right??
Sarah R. Same I’m telling this to my art teacher
Sarah R. 20 years of life*
Sketch it D.I.Y omg wow! I clearly didn't read before I posted. Thanks! I'll edit it!
Jazza, thank you. You are me in this video. You are supposed to make all other colors out of the primary colors.
I found this out the other day and I did the same thing. I'll be processing this one for a while. I feel this in my soul.
I painted a rainbow with cyan/magenta/yellow, hung it on my wall and titled it "my life is a lie". I'm going to be adding M and C into my pallet to get that pop and color and trying to use them more.
This hurt my head, glad you learned it years ago!
RGB/RYB is often the mode used for digital platforms while MYC/CMYK is used for printable stuff
RGB = RED GREEN BLUE!!! (Light Colors) - CMYK = Cyan Magenta Yellow Key (Black) Print-Color.
CMYK Cyan, Magenta, Yellow und Black - subtractive color - all colors together its Dark Brown - so Printer, use Black to make it better :)
RGB Red Green Blue - additive color - or colors together its White
Sorry for my bad english. its not my mother tongue
I am Media Designer for Print and non Print. So i know what i talk about it. :)
True
Try oil paint and you see the point of RYB.
The first one is correct for pigment. The second one is correct for light. When you mix red yellow and blue with pigmented things, you get brown
And the Grayscale is standing somewhere in the back, face hidden in shadows, revealing only his creepy smile as he mumbles: just as I planed...
🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂
XD
*planed*
@@ancis1327
Nobody seems to notice 🤣
I mean yellow is just that one guy who "wants to be friends with everyone".
Red,Blue, and Yellow are the primaries for painting, and Yellow,Cyan, and Magenta are for print media.While Red,Green, and Blue are for light
Yellow = The *GOD* of all Colors
Yellow isn't a primary color in light.
@@sovietbot6708 True but that's only to the human eye
@@Athaeme No buts, it still isn't a primary color in the light.
@@jamessmith65536 But this is a very big BUTT
@@Athaeme HAHAHA
ive never heard of myc until now
Same
Same dude tf
Same
Yeah and now I’m questioning my existence like...maybe ryb can make myc with light or...idk man I’m having a crisis here
same they´re intrudors!
Everyone is saying 'Yellow is a supreme primary' but actually RBY can be mixed by complimentary colors, like orange and green make yellow.
I’m an art teacher, and we all teach red, yellow and blue. But scientifically, cyan, magenta and yellow is better.