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Now we’ll shift over to CMY (cyan, magenta, and yellow) and demonstrate how this can be used to contrast against RGB.
Evelien Picavet
4yr
I am a bit confused on why we go cooler on both sides with the Cyan. Shouldn't the left side go warmer, just like with the red? Sorry, just trying to understand.
@underthecarpet
1d
Yes, I believe he just was confused and did it in error, because with magenta he follows the initial pattern again. He also mentions that on the left side there is always warm light and on the right side a cool one.
Soul
2yr
I was thinking the same thing lol, maybe he just forgot. But yea I did 75% hue and made it warmer
Carlos Herrera
3yr
In this scenario, I think that the rule is that the vertical face and right face of the cube are in the shadows. Only the top face is in the light. Hues in the shadow shift to cooler hues and keep a high saturation. In the light, hues shift to warmer hues and keep high saturation. Color=hue.
