Relativity
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Relativity
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Avery Stainton
This video was super helpful and instantly helped me improve my understanding of colour. I now feel like I can get exactly what I need from my colour wheel. To experiment with relativity on my own, I did a study of Bach im Winter, c.1896 by Ludwig Lanckow.
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Your eyes can be easily tricked by color relativity, making you perceive different colors based on surrounding hues. For example, a color might look green in one context but is actually a desaturated yellow. Jeremy Vickery shows you how this happens by explaining how colors shift in appearance depending on their environment. So, when you’re painting, use a limited palette and adjust colors slightly to achieve the desired effect. This technique helps create more believable and cohesive artwork by understanding and manipulating color temperature and relativity.

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Jeremy Vickery
In this lesson I talk about how color relativity affects our vision and view of art and how to apply this to our own artwork.
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This video was super helpful and instantly helped me improve my understanding of colour. I now feel like I can get exactly what I need from my colour wheel. To experiment with relativity on my own, I did a study of Bach im Winter, c.1896 by Ludwig Lanckow.
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