Differentiate between hue, brightness, and saturation. Also, compare and contrast additive and subtractive color mixing.

Hues are the aspects of color that correspond to names, such as red, green, and blue, while saturation describes the vividness or richness of a hue. Finally, brightness is the nearness of a color to white, as opposed to black. When additive color mixing is used, lights of varying wavelengths are being combined to create new hues, and when the primary colors are mixed, white light appears. Subtractive color mixing involves the mixing of pigments of varying hues, and when the primary colors are mixed, black is the result.