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There are seven colors in the rainbow: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. Roy G. Biv.
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We mix pigments using the well-understood but confusingly-named subtractive method 1 , which uses red, blue and yellow as primary colors 2. So where does Sir Isaac come into this? As you can see, in the visual spectrum, each color bleeds into its neighbors. But Newton decided we should probably break this spectrum up into chunks, so we could more easily talk about it. But how many divisions should there be…? Seven is lucky. Or so those of us in Western Cultures have always been told. But why?

Now, Pythagoras loved numbers. And he loved applying numbers to real-world phenomena. Noticing a pattern? Pythagoras did: his observations showed that 7 was a magical number that somehow connected disparate phenomena. He further saw it as the sum of the spiritual 3 and the material 4.

Pythagoras also started a school, and the ideas he espoused grew into a philosophy called Pythagoreanism , based on mathematics and mysticism. And thus we now have seven days of the week, seven liberal arts subjects, seven deadly sins, seven wonders of the world and seven dwarves. This theory was in turn used by Copernicus, who is widely credited with developing the heliocentric theory of planetary motion. Math, music, numerology and a couple of dead guys. That, kids, is why there are seven colors in the rainbow. The more color you add, the darker you get. When you mix all three colors you hypothetically get black, which is all light subtracted.

Totally intuitive, right?

And if you mix all of the colors or wavelengths of light, they add up to white. If you want to know more, Wikipedia has a pretty sweet table of important spectral colors and their wavelengths. Our newsletter is for everyone who loves design! Let us know if you're a freelance designer or not so we can share the most relevant content for you.

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Pythagoras did: his observations showed that 7 was a magical number that somehow connected disparate phenomena. He further saw it as the sum of the spiritual 3 and the material 4. Pythagoras also started a school, and the ideas he espoused grew into a philosophy called Pythagoreanism , based on mathematics and mysticism. And thus we now have seven days of the week, seven liberal arts subjects, seven deadly sins, seven wonders of the world and seven dwarves. This theory was in turn used by Copernicus, who is widely credited with developing the heliocentric theory of planetary motion. Math, music, numerology and a couple of dead guys.

That, kids, is why there are seven colors in the rainbow. The more color you add, the darker you get.

When you mix all three colors you hypothetically get black, which is all light subtracted. Totally intuitive, right? And if you mix all of the colors or wavelengths of light, they add up to white. If you want to know more, Wikipedia has a pretty sweet table of important spectral colors and their wavelengths. Our newsletter is for everyone who loves design! Let us know if you're a freelance designer or not so we can share the most relevant content for you. By completing this form, you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

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Awesome rainbow hairstyling courtesy of Azael Carrera. The short answers: Isaac Newton.

And Ancient Greek philosophy. Um, what? Subtractive color mixing is pretty close to the paint mixing we did in grade school.

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