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Understanding Color

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Colour theory is the study of colour and its [position:place] in art. Humans have been thinking about colours for thousands of years but modern colour theory really arose in the 1800s, when it began to move from science into a pure art. A knowledge of colour theory does require some understanding of [simple:basic] scientific principles about colour but much of modern colour theory is about the way people [see:perceive] , think about and interact with colours - from those used on walls to those [chosen:selected] for a company logo. Colour theory is not only something you see applied to [art:paintings] ; you can also see it in graphic design, photography, fashion, animation and even video games.

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Colour theory is the study of colour and its position in art. Humans have been thinking about colours for thousands of years but modern colour theory really arose in the 1800s, when it began to move from science into a pure art. A knowledge of colour theory does require some understanding of simple scientific principles about colour but much of modern colour theory is about the way people see , think about and interact with colours - from those used on walls to those chosen for a company logo. Colour theory is not only something you see applied to art ; you can also see it in graphic design, photography, fashion, animation and even video games.
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