MindMap Gallery Color Science-Chapter 4 Playing with the Four Basic Colors
Including hue color matching, brightness color matching, purity color matching, etc. The introduction is detailed and the description is comprehensive. I hope it can help interested friends learn.
Edited at 2023-12-07 23:44:28One Hundred Years of Solitude is the masterpiece of Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Reading this book begins with making sense of the characters' relationships, which are centered on the Buendía family and tells the story of the family's prosperity and decline, internal relationships and political struggles, self-mixing and rebirth over the course of a hundred years.
One Hundred Years of Solitude is the masterpiece of Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Reading this book begins with making sense of the characters' relationships, which are centered on the Buendía family and tells the story of the family's prosperity and decline, internal relationships and political struggles, self-mixing and rebirth over the course of a hundred years.
Project management is the process of applying specialized knowledge, skills, tools, and methods to project activities so that the project can achieve or exceed the set needs and expectations within the constraints of limited resources. This diagram provides a comprehensive overview of the 8 components of the project management process and can be used as a generic template for direct application.
One Hundred Years of Solitude is the masterpiece of Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Reading this book begins with making sense of the characters' relationships, which are centered on the Buendía family and tells the story of the family's prosperity and decline, internal relationships and political struggles, self-mixing and rebirth over the course of a hundred years.
One Hundred Years of Solitude is the masterpiece of Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Reading this book begins with making sense of the characters' relationships, which are centered on the Buendía family and tells the story of the family's prosperity and decline, internal relationships and political struggles, self-mixing and rebirth over the course of a hundred years.
Project management is the process of applying specialized knowledge, skills, tools, and methods to project activities so that the project can achieve or exceed the set needs and expectations within the constraints of limited resources. This diagram provides a comprehensive overview of the 8 components of the project management process and can be used as a generic template for direct application.
Chapter 4 Playing with the Four Basic Colors
Hue and color matching exercises
1. Hue and color matching
The same hue: Color matching of the same hue with different brightness and purity
Express elegance, subtlety, unity and integrity
Colors that are the same or adjacent (within about 30 degrees) on the hue circle
8 8 (same hue)
8 9 (the grid immediately to the right)
8 7 (the grid immediately to the left)
Color matching technique 1: Same color but different tones
Color matching technique 2: same color but different qualities
Color matching tip 3: Same color but different flowers
Similar hues: Colors within 90 degrees of the hue circle, with little difference in color contrast.
Expressing harmonious changes, natural transitions, and rich layers, it is the intellectual and elegant style unique to young mature women.
Contrasting hue: a color that is far away in the hue circle and has visual impact
Stylish and eye-catching, lively and smart, with a strong sense of presence
Colors that are far apart on the hue circle (about 75 degrees to 180 degrees)
A. Medium color difference: Colors separated by 4-7 grids (approximately 75 degrees to 120 degrees) on the hue circle match each other.
Express the feeling of fashion, prominence, stability and harmony
B. Contrast colors: Colors spaced 8-10 blocks apart on the hue circle (about 120 degrees to 180 degrees) match each other.
The effect is strong and exciting, but it can easily cause visual fatigue.
C. Complementary colors: Colors separated by 11 spaces (180 degrees) on the hue circle match each other.
The effect is eye-catching, jumping, and vivid. When the purity is high, it is too stimulating and unbearable to watch.
Complementary hue color matching: The effect is eye-catching, jumping, and vivid. When the purity is high, it is too stimulating and unbearable to look at.
Summary of hue and color matching:
1. Summary of hue and color matching: Hue is the basis of color matching. By choosing the appropriate color combination, different atmospheres and effects can be created.
2. Hue color matching practice: By practicing color matching, you can gradually master the matching skills of different hues and improve your color matching skills.
3. Principles of hue and color matching: When matching colors, we must follow the basic principles of color matching, such as contrast, harmony, etc., to achieve good visual effects.
4. Emotional expression through hue and color matching: Different colors have different emotional expressions. Through reasonable color matching, you can convey the emotions and artistic conception you want to express.
5. Hue and color matching are widely used: Whether in design, art or daily life, hue and color matching are widely used. Mastering the color matching skills can make you use colors more freely.
Value color matching practice
Use high brightness to color a large area
Long key represents: strong contrast (high contrast)
Representative of mid-tone: mid-contrast (moderate contrast)
Representative of short tone: weak contrast (small contrast)
High and long tone
High: Mainly high brightness
Proportion: accounting for 60 or more of the color matching area
Long: strong contrast
Feeling: Great contrast, high image clarity
Suitable for: occasions where you need to show your personality and express yourself
High and long tone = light (greater than or equal to 60%) dark or colorful
High and short tones
High: Mainly high brightness
Proportion: accounting for 60% or more of the color matching area
Short: weak contrast, gradient
Feeling: soft, elegant, low image definition
Suitable for: Dating and casual occasions that need to show gentleness and relaxation
High and short tone = light (greater than or equal to 60%) light matching
high school tone
High: Mainly high brightness
Proportion: accounting for 60% or more of the color matching area
Medium: Medium vs.
Feeling: obvious effect, pleasant and relaxed
Suitable for: most casual and relaxing occasions
Medium to medium tone = light (greater than or equal to 60%) soft blend
Low and long tone
Low: Mainly low brightness
Proportion: accounting for 60% or more of the color matching area
Long: strong contrast
Feelings: Intense, explosive, depressing, distressing feelings
Suitable for: Occasions that highlight individuality, such as shows, fashionable workplaces, banquets, etc., or people with distinctive personalities
Low and long tone = dark (greater than or equal to 60%) light or colorful
low tone
Low: Mainly low brightness
Proportion: accounting for 60% or more of the color matching area
Short: weak contrast, gradient
Feeling: dark, low, weighty, the picture is dull, melancholy, and breathless
Suitable for: Rigorous workplace
Low short tone = dark (greater than or equal to 60%) = dark match
low to mid tone
Low: Mainly low brightness
Proportion: accounting for 60% or more of the color matching area
Medium: Medium vs.
Feeling: simple, heavy, powerful, with a masculine tone
Suitable for: Rigorous workplace, autumn and winter seasons
Low to medium tone = dark (greater than or equal to 60%) turbid
medium long key
Medium: Mainly medium lightness
Proportion: accounting for 60% or more of the color matching area
Long: strong contrast
Feeling: Calm and solid, with a strong masculine color effect
Suitable for: workwear style, retro style
Medium and long tone = dark colors, bright colors (greater than or equal to 60%) and other contrasting colors
short and medium tone
Medium: Mainly medium lightness
Proportion: accounting for 60% or more of the color matching area
Short: weak contrast, gradient
Feeling: Hazy, reserved, fuzzy, with extremely poor clarity
Suitable for: low-key workplace or people, common in workplace wear in Japan and South Korea
Medium and short tones = dull colors, bright colors (greater than or equal to 60%), color combinations with weak contrast
medium medium tone
Medium: Mainly medium lightness
Proportion: accounting for 60% or more of the color matching area
Medium: Medium vs.
Feeling: Neither strong nor weak, but the color scheme feels rich and full.
Suitable for: various application scenarios
Mid-range = dark colors, bright colors (≥60%), moderate contrast color combinations
longest key
lightest color, darkest color
Ratio: each accounts for 50% of the screen
Feeling: Strong sharpness and simplicity
Brightness color matching
Use high brightness as a color combination for large areas
High and long tone
High and short tones
high school tone
Use medium lightness as a color combination for a large area (the longest tone)
medium long key
short and medium tone
medium medium tone
Use low brightness as a color combination for large areas
Low and long tone
low tone
low to mid tone
Purity color matching practice
same purity
High Purity High Purity (The color is too bright, eye-catching, plasticky, and unattractive)
Medium Purity Medium Purity (Wide range, moderate color saturation, more fashionable color matching when the brightness difference is large)
Low purity Low purity (when the same purity is matched with different brightness, it will be more fashionable and eye-catching)
similar purity
High purity, medium purity (colors with higher color saturation match each other, youthful and lively)
Medium purity, low purity (wide range, more harmonious color transition, suitable for light, mature and intellectual style)
Compare purity
High purity, low purity (rich color levels, stronger sense of fashion)
Color matching exercises
12.7 Course Summary
1. Hue color matching is the combination of different colors to produce rich color matching effects.
2. Brightness, purity, hue and color matching are from different angles, allowing colors to interpret multi-dimensional effects.
3. Be familiar with the emotional language expressed by different color schemes, and apply them selectively based on your own situation.