Principles of Color¶
Birren, F. (1969). Principles of Color: A Review of Past Traditions and Modern Theories of Color Harmony.
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Primes¶
- Color Harmony
- The establishment of dominant, secondary, and accent colors with clear functional hierarchy and purpose
This sourceVan Nostrand Reinhold. Reviews traditional principles of color harmony together with modern color-perception psychology; supports both the dominant/secondary/accent functional-hierarchy claim and the claim that color harmony bears on psychological response and well-being, not only aesthetics.
- The establishment of dominant, secondary, and accent colors with clear functional hierarchy and purpose
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