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Tag Archives: light
The female superpower – Tetrachromacy!
Remember that biology class you took way back when – the one on the anatomy of the eye? Where you learned about rods and cones? Okay, it’s probably all coming back to you now… Anyhow, most humans are trichromatic. This means their … Continue reading
Posted in Color
Tagged Color, color sense, light, superpower, tetrachromacy, tetrachromat, visible spectrum, women
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If you want luminosity – paint with light!
Remember the color wheel? With primary, secondary, tertiary colors? The complementary colors are the ones that are located opposite of each other. The most basic complementary colors are red vs. green, orange vs. blue, and yellow vs. purple. If you … Continue reading
Why So Many Colors?
The paint company Sherwin Williams have a program where they donate paint to beautify public schools. In 2006, Beach Elementary were the excited and grateful recipients of one of these donations. I set the colors, and volunteers from Hands-On Portland … Continue reading
Posted in Client Education, Color, On Design
Tagged Beach Elementary, Chromodynamics, Color, Energy, light, Psychology, Sherwin Williams, volunteers
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