Scratch

A colour model is a gallery of primary colours that when mixed with each-other produce lots more secondary colours.

e.g.

Let's try with the pigment RYB.

Red + Yellow = Orange
Red + Blue = Violet
Yellow + Blue = Green

(It does not matter if you mix it in a different order, e.g. Blue + Red instead of Red + Blue.)

Do you get me now?

yes i understand now

I have none, and anyway, I want to make it on a computer.

You can't create new primary colours for computers (or paint) because they use additive and subtractive colour respectively.

rdococ wrote:

veggieman001 wrote:

You can't create new primary colours for computers (or paint) because they use additive and subtractive colour respectively.

I want to make a whole new colour model, not add primary colours to an already existent colour model.

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Yeah I'm just going to shut up

rdococ wrote:

veggieman001 wrote:

You can't create new primary colours for computers (or paint) because they use additive and subtractive colour respectively.

I want to make a whole new colour model, not add primary colours to an already existent colour model.

But isn't the color model every visible color (if you have the wheel with all the in-betweens)?

I have no idea what I am talking about but I have studied art.