Imagine a world where colors are not what they seem. A world where the brightness of your day is relative, like the feelings of your teenager. You're never quite sure if it's bright or dim, and you're left wondering if your eyes are just playing tricks on you.
That's right, folks, we're talking about relative color. It's like the opposite of absolute color, which is, of course, the only way to be. After all, who needs subtlety when you can have absolute brightness?
But wait, there's more! Relative color is not just about brightness, it's also about the futility of trying to describe it. It's like trying to define a sunset in words. You can try, but it's always going to be a bit of a stretch.
So, if you're looking for a more... let's say, 'enlightening' experience, you might want to check out our subpage on Relative Color Definitions.
And then there's absolute color. The ultimate guide to not being a dimwit. It's like the sun at high noon, it's like the brightest, most radiant light in the sky. It's not just about being loud, it's about being clear. And if you're not feeling clear, you can always check out our subpage on Absolute Brightness Theory.