### tone:

Colour
* ALL colour colours all atoms 'colour'.
* All colours are lightfast, permanent and non-toxic
  - depend on light
* All colours have mass, but black and white are the most important
  - mnemonic associations that trigger memories or feelings
  - orange eyes except blues and blacks which are dark
* Most colours seem to be derived from iron oxide or cobalt.
* Some colours are composed of single pigments, others contain several pigments
  - containing zinc are to be used in a zincless glaze
  - work best if the animal stays still and hides
* affects the subtle flow of energies within the energy body.
* appear at the point where a body is no longer transparent
  - different when surrounded by dissimilar colours
* are any shade of blue and brown, and sometimes one of each colour
  - black with tan, sable or all black, and other colours
  - bright, vivid and life-like
  - brighter and more varied, the light is intense
  - densities, vectors are velocities in the local rotation frame
  - easier to discern in twilight
  - everywhere
  - light and cool, with subtle accents in rich shades
  - only trends in the lower price sectors
  - primarily to distinguish between different people editing the same document
  - rich in hidden meanings and symbolisms
  - the deeds of light, deeds and sufferings
* are vibrant and true to life, as are the people, plants, and animals
  - e.g. bright colors
* can be light or dark
  - transparent, opaque or opalescent
  - very useful in graphics such as charts and diagrams
  - either contrast or harmonise
* change with their surroundings.
* changes from blue to red, indicating presence of glucose.
* come together all the time - either in nature or in artistry.
* comes Live with early light
  - from iron oxide, copper carbonate or cobalt carbonate
* convey a important emotional response in humans.
* have different vibrations, properties and represent different levels of awareness
  - meaning Colours, like symbols can have different meanings in different cultures
  - original hue and brightness
* is color
  - in proportion to sight
* mean different things to different people.
* often look different, and greys too light or too dark.
* vary according to the seasons, the weather conditions, and water conditions
  - between breeds
  - in meaning
+ Glaze: Pottery
  * Ceramic glaze raw materials generally include silica, which will be the main glass former. Various metal oxides, such as sodium, potassium and calcium, act as a flux to lower the melting temperature. Alumina, often derived from clay, stiffens the molten glaze to prevent it from running off the piece. Colour comes from iron oxide, copper carbonate or cobalt carbonate. Tin oxide or zirconium oxide, are used to make the glaze opaque.

### tone | colour:

Amber
* Some amber contains red, blue, or green.
* is colour
  - resin
  - yellow

Black colour
* agrees with earth.
* is derived from chickpea and yellow from the skin of pomegranate.

Blue colour
* defines ozone hole, and pink represents higher ozone levels.
* have shorter wavelengths than red colours.
* is associated with infinity.

Bright colour
* are a wizard's evil spell.
* can scare away the animals.
* compete with their habitat, aquatic grasses bending in the gentle current.
* reflect more light which sometimes over stimulates the eye.

Burgundy
* Burgundies taste sweeter than Bordeaux and are much lighter in color, usually a medium cherry color.
* is colour
  - dark red
  - wine

Dark colour
* absorb light, while light colours reflect it
  - more radiant heat than lighter colours
  - much more heat than light colours
* have dark eyes and legs, paler colours have red eyes and white legs.
* prevent light reflection.
* show underdense regions, bright colours are overdense.

Different colour
* are used to represent the different temperatures of the objects in the image.
* represent different frequencies of energy
  - minerals