Pale colors

Any tint; colors having high lightness and low saturation. When prepared by mixing pigments, a large amount of white is mixed with a small amout of a hue. The opposite of pale colors in their value ? much lighter, but just as low in saturation ? are called dark colors. Opposite to pale colors in saturation ? highly saturated, but just as low in lightness ? are called brilliant colors. Opposite to pale colors in both value and saturation are deep colors.Also see aquamarine and pastel.<br><br>Any tint; colors having high lightness and low saturation. When prepared by mixing pigments, a large amount of white is mixed with a small amout of a hue. The opposite of pale colors in their value (much lighter, but just as low in saturation) are called dark colors. Opposite to pale colors in saturation (highly saturated, but just as low in lightness) are called brilliant colors. Opposite to pale colors in both value and saturation are deep colors.Also see aquamarine and pastel.