In a message dated 13/12/05 4:39:56 pm, kthayer@pacifier.com writes:
>
> > One thought I had was that it would be an interesting exercise to
> > demonstrate how use of different combinations create various
> > "palettes" when doing full color, just as one thinks of the palette of
> > colors used by various painters.
>
>
Try
Designer's Guide to Color and DGTC 2 ISBN 0-207-151330- and 15023-0
Probably the best guides to how colours combine in different densities.
Terry
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