Additive Color Models: The Art of Adding Colors

When dealing with colors, it's not about mixing, matching, or finding the perfect blend. No, no, no. In the world of Additive Color Models, we're all about adding colors. That's right, folks, we're talking additive.

RGB: The Classic Choice

Avoiding the complexity of subtractive color mixing, RGB is all about combining the three fundamental colors of the visible spectrum: Red, Green, and Blue. Mix 'em together, and you get a lovely shade of... well, something.

• RGB Color Space
• Other Additive Models

CYMK: A World of Possibilities

A more advanced approach, CMYK is all about adding colors with Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black. Sounds simple, right? But be warned: it's a rabbit hole of complexity and printer's ink.

• CMYK Color Space
• The Dark Art of Tricky Triangles

X-Y-Z: The Wild West

Where the wild ones go, X-Y-Z is a lawless land of color, where anything goes and nothing makes sense. It's like the wild west of color theory, where the rules are made up and the colors are on fire.

• X-Y-Z Color Space
• A Colorful Rebellion