Color composition

Author: Xin Huaiquan, Zhang Baimeng
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: Color is the perception produced by humans when objects encounter and decompose visible light. The effect of color is naturally closely related to emotions. In life, we often use the energy of color to associate with the nature of objects or events. Joyful and high-energy colors are always inseparable from joyful and noisy events; low-energy, cool colors are associated with calm and rational scientific experiments. We also often use color to emphasize events and create a dramatic atmosphere. The emotional power of color can be expressed in terms of aesthetic energy. The training of color perception is very important because objective and real color cannot be seen. What people see is only a color relationship (simultaneous contrast, successive contrast, assimilation, and simplification). Therefore, art designers must focus on understanding and studying color. On the one hand, they need to frequently synthesize perceptual effects and enhance subjective and individual input; on the other hand, they must understand the properties and systems of color and systematically grasp the world of multiple colors. Through objective and common-sense color-matching training, they can extensively refine their color perception.