Interaction of Color
Color is the most relative medium - context changes everything
Reference Books
Topics in this collection are synthesized from these 1 books.
Chapters
Color Relativity
Color is never seen as it physically is - context and memory continuously alter perception
Color Is Relative, Color Memory and Recollection
Simultaneous Contrast
One color appears as two - and two colors can appear as one
1 Color Appears as 2, 2 Different Colors Look Alike
Color Deception
After-images, vibrating boundaries, and vanishing edges - the visual system's active distortions
After-Image and Simultaneous Contrast, Vibrating Boundaries and Vanishing Edges
Color Mixture
Transparence illusions, spatial reading, and finding the perceptual midpoint
Illusion of Transparence, The Middle Mixture
Optical Effects
The Bezold Effect, color intervals, and how relationships define visual systems
The Bezold Effect, Color Intervals and Transformation
Color Systems
Harmony through proportion, temperature as spatial depth, and the limits of color formulas
Color Harmony and Quantity, Color Temperature and Humidity