Part Two: Project Three – Stage Two. Exercise 1.

Project Three: Stage Two – Exercise 1.

How fascinating to move the samples backwards and forwards creating an illusion of the colour changes – minimal but sufficiently enough to be aware of the subtle variation in each one.

A further extension of the subject of Colour Illusions can be seen at: www.psy.ritsumei.ac.jp/~akitaoka/AIC2009.html copy and post the URL in your browser.

A much broader appreciation by seeing the various colours in techno colour and with moving components – aye.

The above samples show the colours orange and green in the centre of each of the five squares and on their own. I have noticed that the orange and green when placed on colours of greater value appear cooler whereas when placed on colours of lesser value they appear warmer. This seems to be as a result of the surrounding colour projecting its complement on to the centre piece/colour.