When looking at the reading I enjoyed the visual layout they provided of colors on different backgrounds.\u00a0 While it is the same three colored rings, each different background would give that color a new form whether it was a pop, fade, contrast, etc. As much as I do love Christmas and the holiday season, I’m not a fan of when people use certain contrast colors together (especially blue and yellow).\u00a0 I realized I pick a lot of colors for different things based on the psychological mood each color conveys.\u00a0 I love subtle greens and yellows, but am not a huge fan of the angry red or sad blues.\u00a0 I knew a little bit about the color system and the whole color wheel scenario, but I never thought of a computer screen having a completely different color spectrum than what a printer or paint colors may use.\u00a0 With photography and taking photos, I’ve played around with saturation, hue, tint, shading, etc.\u00a0 However, when picking color pallets for this new project I noticed how much I enjoy messing around with different tints compared to everything else.\u00a0 I did learn what a chroma is (the relation of grey to a pure hue), and I think that going forth I’m going to like playing around with that especially because it can easily relate to tints.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
When looking at the reading I enjoyed the visual layout they provided of colors on different backgrounds.\u00a0 While it is the same three colored rings, each different background would give that color a new form whether it was a pop,… Continue Reading