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Red by Jan Beaney & Jean Littlejohn, Book 19, observes the amazing hues of red. It is hoped your awareness of this color will be sharpened so that new design ideas may be generated. Red stimulates emotion responses, which could lead to the creation of abstract interpretations.
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IntroductionRed is one our the three primary colours. Mixed with blue it becomes purple and with yellow it makes orange plus many variations between depending on the proportions of each colour mixed together. With the addition of black and white to create shades and tints an enourmous choice can be assembled. Within the colour circle, the opposite and complementary colour to red is green. In many of the sketches and samples shown, green is evident and acts as a foil to highlight and show red to great advantage. Equal amounts of the two colours can result in a pulsating effect as often seen on Christmas wrapping paper. The other primary colours of yellow and blue are complementary to purple and orange respectively.
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