Color

Author: Yang Jun (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: Understanding the nature of the three color elements and gaining a perceptual impression of the changes in each element. The three attributes of color: hue, brightness, and saturation. Whether it's painted color or subjective color, when placed within the broader theme of color, the fundamental principles remain consistent. Color perception, as a visual representation, is undoubtedly important, but constructing a complete color composition relies far more on more than just perception. Color is abstracted from natural phenomena, akin to a discipline with rigorous logical structure and constituent elements, much like mathematics. Therefore, knowledge of color composition serves as the framework and skeleton for constructing a painting. Here, do not view these concepts as dry, theoretical principles to be recited; instead, take the time to reflect and gradually allow the knowledge of color composition to subtly permeate your own work and bring it to life.