Introduction to RGB

Introduction to RGB

RGB values follow an 8-bit color model - a range of 0 to 255

Encoded into binary, values can be expressed in 2 states: 0 & 1

Represented by black (1) and white (0) squares

Each R,G, and B value in binary is visually expressed

The binary values are arranged sequentially in a 5x5 grid

The arrangement reads like a QR code and can be read from any direction due to the asymmetrical nature of the output.

The points of origin denote the starting points of R, G, and B

The “signature” of a color is the algorithmic arrangement of the unique binary values of an RGB