Blue and Yellow Don't Make Green: Or How to Mix the Colour that you Really Want-Every Time
Michael Wilcox
This book debunks the myth of the traditional three primary colors being able to mix all the secondaries. Wilcox introduces a color wheel with two of each of the primaries (yellow-green, yellow-orange, red-orange, red-violet, blue-violet and blue-green) and talks in depth about why we see colors the way we do and what is actually happening when we mix colors. He makes an interesting argument for limiting our palette to twelve basic colors from which we can mix all the colors we will ever need. It certainly would be cheaper than buying all those many expensive tubes of paint with their mysterious names.
This is an edited version ( for better readability) of the only digitized version of the book that exists online. The quality is medium but readable( the original is unreadable).
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Volume:
1
Anno:
1988
Casa editrice:
North Lights Books
Lingua:
english
Pagine:
123
File:
PDF, 17.68 MB
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english, 1988
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