Re: Color associations
| From: | Jonathan Chang <zhang2323@...> |
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| Date: | Monday, September 4, 2000, 21:30 |
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In a message dated 2000:09:04 2:04:59 PM, hsteoh@QUICKFUR.YI.ORG writes:
>Now that's a very interesting point-of-view. For me it's the opposite:
>black is the absence of color, while white is the presence of all possible
>colors. <SNiP> If we're dealing with pigments (paints, etc.) then your >POV
is the "right" one,
Yep I based this on my early childhood Montesorri schooling experience
with fingerpaints & later high school art background...
I figure in my Autonomia Isola Verde ConCulture that is also sorta where they
- the Caos Generazi - get it too...
>but if we're dealing with mixing colors in light, then my POV would be the
>appropriate one. Just shows how brainwashed I am with modern >physics, I
suppose :-P (ya know, elementary colors of light, and all that)
exactly... in the "real world" (read: useful, everyday) of colours
derived from the earth & sea, organic chemistry etc. vs. the abstractations
of light, precision prisms, & physics...
czHANg