Color design basics

Author: Su Hua
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: This book is divided into four chapters, respectively explaining the principles of color generation, the process by which the human sensory organ—the eye—perceives color, the connection between color and the psychological and emotional aspects of the perceiver under specific conditions, as well as the application patterns of color in daily life and artistic practice. The book combines color theory with practical examples of color use, making it easier for readers to understand and master. It can serve as a textbook and teaching reference for students majoring in art and design, as well as a reference book for related fields of study. This book is one of the foundational courses for computer graphics art and design majors, and also a foundation for all arts, because for humans, "colorless means formless," and this is especially true for arts. As a foundation for color design, this book analyzes and explores color, covering content from multiple disciplines such as physics, psychology, optics, physiology, and aesthetics. This book is divided into four chapters, respectively explaining the principles of color generation, the process by which the human sensory organ—the eye—perceives color, the connection between color and the psychological and emotional aspects of the perceiver under specific conditions, as well as the application patterns of color in daily life and artistic practice. The book combines color theory with practical examples of color use, making it easier for readers to understand and master. It can serve as a textbook and teaching reference for students majoring in art and design, as well as a reference book for related fields of study.