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When were colors invented?
When the ancient people viewing them started giving them names.
How colors invented?
The colors weren't invented. It is only applied in our sight. Our brain sends messages to our eyes that we see something. That's all.
Who decided the names of the colors?
you did. do you really not remember this?
Who invented complimentary colors?
gon hamston in 1301 made the name for each colour
Who invented the colour blue?
The color blue was not invented. It is a primary color, along with red and yellow, and exists without being mixed with any other colors.
Who invented the names for certain colors?
red blue yellow black
When were colors invented?
When the ancient people viewing them started giving them names.
How was color invented?
Everything that is often used must have name. Such objects as colors were often used by people and people decided to give them names for simplicity. They were not invented. Only its names were invented. Colors as object are innate nature property so explanation lays in quantum electrodynamics (because colors represent photons of diffrent wave length and photons secret isn't yet enough reseached). So if you mean invention of colors as objects i.e photons - they are not invented fully yet
Who invented the colors?
Nobody invented the colors.Only the famous artists that mix colors and make new colors.
How were colors invented?
Actually, colors wern't invented. We can identify colors through our eyes. No one invented colors. God gave us eyes so we can live happily with colors that makes joy to our life. --thanks!
What is black and gray and invented in the South?
colors cant be invented
Where did the names of colors come from?
the Greeks
What are the planets colors with the names?
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Who invented disappearing colors?
I did! Gabrielle Thompson
Who invented neon colors?
george clune
Why are names invented?
names are invented because so people call you by your name and not call you that girl or that boy
How colors invented?
The colors weren't invented. It is only applied in our sight. Our brain sends messages to our eyes that we see something. That's all.
