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it. You spend 30 minutes a day with drawing and color. So do I have? 'll Give you a braggin? Right to present. ? You'll discover: 1 Color is a part of the light two.
1st Color is a part of the light
The light is formed by the sun, fire or artificial things like light bulbs and flashlights. Usually see people see the same colors. Beasts, bugs and birdsEyeball colors differently than you. She and a spider look at a ball. It? S still a ball, but the color seems different. Red, blue and green light are the backbone of all colors. Your crayon colors of pigments.
2nd
The ball sucks all the light in - absorbs it like a towel.
2nd The ball shoots the light back at you - like a flashlight reflected on a mirror. Or
3rd
Take care boy slams Light (? You can t hear the slamming) into the ball and if allLight shoots back at you white is the color you see. That? S called reflected light. We could say, red, green and blue lights in the ball slam. The ball soaks up water and green lights. That? S called the absorbed light. The blue light shoots back at you. They see the reflective blue color.
Here's one: The Rottweiler's coat absorbs (soaks up) all the red, blue and green light, he hit?.
No colors are shot at you back. You see black fur. If you can see the skin color is not quiteBlack. Last One: Your mom's crystal sparkles. The light inside comes out and strikes the opposite side (broadcasting). Hold the glass before another color - say purple - you'll see purple in the glass. If you drop the crystal - hold a damaged piece before you face Mama'll see red in the glass.
They have good boy. Found:
+ Color is a part of the light.
+ Color absorbs, and reflects.
+ Eyeballs and brains help see color.
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