Question

They have been asked to use colour value 0 and 10 from a Grey Scale. What do these equivalent values represent?

Hint:

Grey Scale values range from 0 (black) to 10 (white), useful for tonal contrast in design.

Answer 1

In a Grey Scale:
Colour Value 0: Corresponds to pure black, the darkest possible shade.
Colour Value 10: Corresponds to pure white, the lightest possible shade. Using these extreme values facilitates the creation of pronounced contrasts and the demarcation of the lightest and darkest regions within a design.