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Inicial Mix
The document discusses color mixing and color theory. It explains that colors mix in our eyes rather than on the paper through pigments. Primary colors of red, yellow and blue can be combined to create secondary colors of orange, purple and green. Dots of color can create lines, shapes, foreground and background effects, and pointillist styles when viewed from a distance. Color theory techniques like complementary colors and color mixing are explored.
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- 9. Colours mix inour eyes, instead of the pigments being mixed on the paper. ORANGE PURPLE GREEN
- 10. Colours mix inour eyes, instead of the pigments being mixed on the paper. ORANGE PURPLE GREEN Are actually ...
- 11. Colours mix inour eyes, instead of the pigments being mixed on the paper. ORANGE PURPLE GREEN Are actually ... RED + YELLOW BLUE + RED YELLOW + BLUE LOS PUNTOS CREAN COLORES
- 12. Colours mix inour eyes, instead of the pigments being mixed on the paper. ORANGE PURPLE GREEN Are actually ... RED + YELLOW BLUE + RED YELLOW + BLUE SECONDARY COLOURS PRIMARY COLOURS LOS PUNTOS CREAN COLORES
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- 22. DOTS CREATE... SHAPES FORGROUND-BACKGROUND>>>> ESCHER DOTS STIPPLING >>>> POINTILLISM
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