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Published: 2004-12-05 02:53:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 56; Favourites: 0; Downloads: 3
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This is a concept I did in Photoshop for a possible painting in my class. The purpose is to take a primary( either red, yellow, or blue for those who don't know what the primarys are, shame on you) and take 2 tints/shades of it and make them all seperate of each other, but also cross each other in an area.This is my first, in blue. I'm going for a modern look, the study of shapes. If I use this, I will be using acrylics and I will flare out the edges, as part of my own personal touch. I will put the final in my deviations tho. enjoy!
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nice concept, simple but to the point.
although we all learned in elementary school that the primary colors are red yellow and blue, i heard (and i think it's true) that the primary colors are really yellow cyan magenta. like you would see in a color printer. basicaly, those three colors can make all the rest, even red and blue. i think our teachers just thought that magenta and cyan were too hard a color to grasp or something.
does that make sense to you? is there more to that, you being a graphic arts person?
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It's just funny, becuase I have my 2d design teacher preach that RYB are the primarys, then my graphic design teacher states what you say. I just go with whatever medium I use. So for digital stuff, I go for the cmyk, but for paint, ryb will work. But yeah, you make an interesting point.
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haha, i love when teachers can't agree with the standard should be. that happens in my television classes and digital art type classes. oh well.
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