Color Theory Tutorial by Worqx
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Communicating Color
What is red? Candy apple red, blood red, catsup red, rose red... to try and communicate a specific hue is difficult without some sort of coding system. Early in the 1900's, Albert Munsell, a professor at an art school in Boston developed a color system which offered a means to name colors. With a published system, people could be specific about which red they were referring. Munsell's system has been reworked for today's use with the Pantone color system, TRUEMATCH, CIE systems and others.
HTML Red
Pantone® Red
Pantone® Warm Red
TRUEMATCH® 6-a
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