VVA-mode liquid crystal display

A VVA-mode liquid crystal display comprising:

• upper and lower substrates positioned to face each other with a predetermined distance between them;
• a liquid crystal layer having negative anisotropy of dielectric constant interposed between the upper and lower substrates;
• a color resin layer formed on the inner surface of the upper substrate and having a predetermined number of valleys regularly formed inside each unit pixel;
• a counter electrode formed on the color resin layer including the valleys;
• a pixel electrode formed on the inner surface of the lower substrate and having slits arranged about the valleys of the upper substrate in a “+” shape inside and around the valleys;
• and
• alignment layers interposed between the pixel electrode and the liquid crystal layer and between the counter electrode and the liquid crystal layer, respectively, wherein
• the valleys are formed in a ring shape with reduced gaps between the valleys and slit patterns to generate transmittance both inside and outside the valleys and avoid loss of transmittance and degradation of color reproduction property.