Green is the color we get from mixing yellow and blue.

Without yellow and blue, green could not exist. Without the mixture of yellow and blue, green would not exist.

Green is distinct in color from yellow and blue, but not separate. And blue without yellow, or yellow without blue, would sacrifice the creation of the color green.

This perceived simplicity of color relationship is important; because if we don’t understand how color operates, we may mistakenly believe that a green crayon, for example, can draw greener grass than the mixture of a yellow and blue one.

The color green adds value to our existence. But, the color itself would not exist, without first producing an equal relationship amongst separate colors.