Color Study
A collection of my experiences about the properties of colors on expressing the functional and emotional attributes of products, artifacts, and experiences through color theory, color psychology as relates to the human perception of color, and colorimetry, including light and optics, and color assessment.
Background Effects
One color look likes Two colors
Two colors look like one color
Vision Errors
Vibrant boundaries
Vanishing boundaries
White color looks warmer, cooler, Lighter and darker
Transparency effects
3 colors | Middle Mixture Transparency
Colors' Amount Effects
Conveying Silence/ Salty Taste
Conveying Chaos/ Sour Taste
Conveying Danger/ Sweet Taste
Color Craft
Brightening the color of the leaves in contrast with the background color
Transformation to another key
Decreasing color values in four equal steps
Decreasing the color values in four steps
Comparison test of color values in each step
Bezold Effect
Although each color looks lighter on a black background than the white background, the right half of the triangle looks lighter than the left one.