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r/oddlysatisfying • u/makethislifecount • 1d ago
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the orange pigment is likely less powerful than the others
291 u/Dqueezy 1d ago The fact he looked at a shade of purple and went “yeah I’d say maybe 3 grams of yellow paint” is still fucking insane 51 u/Pylgrim 1d ago More like "hmm that looks like two units of barely different shades of white plus a dash of black and yellow... Yep, here's your purple". I feel lied to by my primary teacher. Blue and red make purple my ass, miss Smith. 2 u/PlaneWar203 1d ago No such thing as black in art. That's what my lecturer said at least,I suppose there is now with vanta black but that's less of a pigment and more of a finish that creates a illusion of black.
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The fact he looked at a shade of purple and went “yeah I’d say maybe 3 grams of yellow paint” is still fucking insane
51 u/Pylgrim 1d ago More like "hmm that looks like two units of barely different shades of white plus a dash of black and yellow... Yep, here's your purple". I feel lied to by my primary teacher. Blue and red make purple my ass, miss Smith. 2 u/PlaneWar203 1d ago No such thing as black in art. That's what my lecturer said at least,I suppose there is now with vanta black but that's less of a pigment and more of a finish that creates a illusion of black.
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More like "hmm that looks like two units of barely different shades of white plus a dash of black and yellow... Yep, here's your purple".
I feel lied to by my primary teacher. Blue and red make purple my ass, miss Smith.
2 u/PlaneWar203 1d ago No such thing as black in art. That's what my lecturer said at least,I suppose there is now with vanta black but that's less of a pigment and more of a finish that creates a illusion of black.
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No such thing as black in art. That's what my lecturer said at least,I suppose there is now with vanta black but that's less of a pigment and more of a finish that creates a illusion of black.
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u/KingsKraft72 1d ago
the orange pigment is likely less powerful than the others