02-03-2023, 03:47 PM
Dave,
Dan Margullis in his Books on colour theory explained that over saturated flat colours need some [unwranted] colour to lend a hand in giving depth and shape to otherwise flat colour. To do this one adds the affected colour's compliment. in small amounts using Selective Colour. In the case of red that would be cyan. In the case of green that would be magenta.
His work with colour is second to non. He is the best.
Here is a screen shot and adding perhaps too much cyan.
Dan Margullis in his Books on colour theory explained that over saturated flat colours need some [unwranted] colour to lend a hand in giving depth and shape to otherwise flat colour. To do this one adds the affected colour's compliment. in small amounts using Selective Colour. In the case of red that would be cyan. In the case of green that would be magenta.
His work with colour is second to non. He is the best.
Here is a screen shot and adding perhaps too much cyan.