RYB Primary Colors Diagram - Traditional Color Theory Visual #2260935 (License: Personal Use)

This diagram illustrates the RYB (Red-Yellow-Blue) color model, the traditional primary color system used in painting and visual arts. The three solid-colored circles-red, yellow, and blue-are arranged within a black-outlined circle to emphasize their foundational role in subtractive color mixing. Unlike the RGB or CMYK models, RYB is historically taught in art education for pigment-based media.

This image is commonly used in educational content about color theory, art instruction materials, design blogs, and introductory graphic design courses. It serves users seeking to understand foundational color relationships, especially those working with physical media like paints or pastels.