often hear "What a beautiful warm color ..." or "This object has a color that is too cold."
These statements are related to the way we perceive colors and associate them with events natural.
reds, yellows and oranges are bright and are associated with sunlight and its warmth, while the blues, purples and greens evoke snow, ice, sea, sky.
colors influence each other and it is possible that the predominance of cool colors do overshadow the presence of warm colors and vice versa.
This is called the adjacent colors.
A color may seem warmer or colder depending on the context in which it is located. For example, the color purple is a combination of intermediate obtained from blue (cold) and red (hot) next to a warm color like red looks cool, while close to a color cold as blue, it is hot.
Depending on how warm or cool colors are the different visual effects may be obtained by expansion or compression of space and that's because it undergoes an unconscious effect in psychophysical level.
Below is a list of cards that briefly explain the effect created by different colors.
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These statements are related to the way we perceive colors and associate them with events natural.
reds, yellows and oranges are bright and are associated with sunlight and its warmth, while the blues, purples and greens evoke snow, ice, sea, sky.
colors influence each other and it is possible that the predominance of cool colors do overshadow the presence of warm colors and vice versa. This is called the adjacent colors.
A color may seem warmer or colder depending on the context in which it is located. For example, the color purple is a combination of intermediate obtained from blue (cold) and red (hot) next to a warm color like red looks cool, while close to a color cold as blue, it is hot.
Depending on how warm or cool colors are the different visual effects may be obtained by expansion or compression of space and that's because it undergoes an unconscious effect in psychophysical level.
Below is a list of cards that briefly explain the effect created by different colors.
Download this post in pdf format
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