All About Color Systems I’ve been asked a lot over the years about color systems so here are the basics for if you were curious…CMYKStands for: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key (Black)AKAs: Process Color, Four ColorUsed for: print. If used for digital colors will be dull.How it works: Colors are created by printing dots of the 4 colors which are overlapped.How you would see it written: C92 M0 Y41 K11 or (92,0,41,11)RGBStands for: Red, Green, BlueUsed for: digital. If used for print colors will be dull (screens have a wider range of colors)How it works: Made by mixing combinations of the 3 colors.How you would see it written: R19 G226 B113 (19,226,133)Note: RGB is a dependent color so it can vary screen to screen depending on your settings.HEXStands for: Hexadecimal – like a short code for RGB colorsUsed for: digital – especially websites.How it works: The code is divided into the 3 RGB colors, which pairs of numbers standing for each of R, G and BHow you would see it written: #13E285PANTONEStands for: Pantone Matching SystemAKAs: PMSUsed for: print primarilyHow it works: Pantone colors are a solid or spot color rather than mixing.Pros: you get color consistency all across your brandCons: It can get expensiveHow you would see it written: PANTONE 17-3938Also – if you ever want/need to convert a color from one system to another, here is a useful link for you: https://convertacolor.com/Hope this helps.