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How neighboring colors change one another in the eye
No color is ever seen on its own. This module covers the main cases: colors side by side, colors seen one after another, small marks the eye blends, and shared edges. Each page has a diagram you can test on yourself.
- One paint made to look like two
- Ghost colors that follow a steady stare
- Dots and fine lines that merge at a distance
- Edges that shimmer or vanish, and flat shapes that look like glass
- Context
- The colors around a color, which change how it looks.
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Image: The Met Open Access, 61.101.17 · CC0