### color:

Mottle
* are color
  - common or many in shades of gray, yellow, brown or red
  - dominantly of low chroma and are common or many
* are few to common in shades of brown, yellow and red
  - many faint to distinct shades of gray, brown, olive, or yellow
* are few to many in shades of brown, gray, and yellow
  - of gray, yellow, brown and red
* are in most pedons in the lower part and vary considerably in amount, size, and contrast
  - shades of brown and gray
* are in shades of brown, red, and gray
  - yellow, and gray
* are in shades of gray, brown, and red
  - red and brown
  - red, brown, or gray
  - yellow, brown, gray, and olive and range from few to many
  - the shades of brown, gray and olive
  - various shades of brown, red, and gray
* are present in the lower few inches of the argillic horizon in some pedons
  - subhorizons in some pedons
  - streaks or spots of different colors
* commonly have higher chromas.
* is color

### color:

Natural color
* Some natural color attracts insects.
* are expensive to produce and as they come from plant material
  - mixed black, brown, gray, cream and white
  - usually pastel pink, yellow, blue, orange, and various gray shades, even white
  - very striking combinations of black, red, yellow, orange, and white
* lend themselves best to video transmission.
* produce best in clear water, bright light conditions, and sparse cover.
* work best in clearer water.
* works with virtually any color scheme.

Neutral color
* appeal to the largest group of people.
* are beige or cream, and gray
  - shades of white, gray or beige
* can make a room feel light, airy and evoke a feeling of tranquility.
* show the least fading, but darker colors absorb more heat into the space.

Ocean color
* catch-all for suspended sediments, algal biomass and other oceanic parameters.
* is made up of varying concentrations and types of phytoplankton.

Opposite color
* are more affective against one another, as are people with opposite innate colors.
* make natural darkeners for one another because they pull into use the full spectrum.
+ Complementary color, Art and design: Color
  * Opposite colors are called complementary.

Orange color
* come from a substance called carotene and the yellows from xanthophyll.
* is artificial aging.
* positive reaction to a presence of nitrite residues.

### color:

Pastel
* are also useful when wishing to create colour
  - bands
  - drawing
  - less saturated colors
  - light color
  - light, so it's hard to get dark, rich colors
  - logical choices for colors
  - one of the simplest artistic media
  - pure sticks of colour
  - pure, unadulterated pigment
  - the most versatile, vibrant medium on the planet
* can weigh heavily on the eye.
* combine the elements of painting and drawing into one medium.
* compulsory second-year course in many tertiary institutions.
* have the stature of oil and watercolor as a major fine art medium.
* is color
  - pure pigment
  - the single best medium for learning about color
  - usually too dry to use exclusively on most surfaces
* powder as easily as chalk, but some colours are susceptible to fading.
* vary in permanence and in hardness.

### color | pastel:

Oil pastel
* are a smoother media, good for symbols
  - raw pigments combined with oil binders instead of gum
* employ a non drying oil and often a higher proportion of wax.
* have numerous advantages as an art material.

Soft pastel
* are a crumbly, particulate medium.
* comes closest to painting with pure pigment.
* have minimal binding agents and contain proportionately more pigment than hard pastels.

Peel color
* begins showing in late summer.
* is yellow as is juice color.