Dark brown

Dark brown is a color that belongs to the brown family, which is a group of colors that are created by mixing red, yellow, and blue in various proportions.

It is a shade of brown that has a low brightness and a high saturation, meaning that it is relatively dark and intense.

Dark brown can be described as a very dark orange or a very dark red with some yellow in it.

There are many ways to create dark brown, such as using different color models, color spaces, or color codes.

One common way to specify dark brown is by using its hexadecimal code, which is #654321.

This color has a hue angle of 30 degrees, a saturation of 50.7%, and a lightness of 26.3%.

And also has 101 units of red, 67 units of green, and 33 units of blue in the RGB color system.

In the CMYK color space this color has 0% of cyan, 34% of magenta, 67% of yellow, and 60% of black.

Dark brown is a color that can have different meanings and associations depending on the context and culture.

Dark brown is a color that can be found in many natural and artificial objects.

Some examples of dark brown color in life are:

• The bark of some trees, such as oak, walnut, or chestnut.
• The fur or feathers of some animals, such as bears, deer, or owls.
• The soil or sand of some places, such as forests, deserts, or beaches.