You mention how most mammals have YB cones. Are our RGB cones the result of the Y cone splitting into what is essentially its component colours, or is that just coincidental? It's almost like the angled position of red and green in that diagram suggests a phenomenon of that kind, with the Y end of the Y B axis splitting.
I actually love this. Though I would want to give all that extra space to green, since the human eye can differentiate more shades of green than other colors
My personal suspicion is that, just as man has numerous blood types, I believe man (collectively)has numerous numerous color vision processes. I believe our understanding of 'color blindness' is misguided because of this. I say this as a partially 'colorblind' watercolor artist. Let's not forget that the brain can/does form new neuro-pathways when introduced to new awareness (colorblindness) + info (color theory)....this can cause the brain to rescript the way colors are perceived and interpreted.
Fantastic question. The term came about to distinguish the RGB primaries, which are proposed by trichromatic theory (we have three types of cone cells, color arises from imbalances in their signals) and RYGB "unique hues" or "psychological primaries" proposed by opponent process theory (our cone cells are wired together into R-G and Y-B opponent axes; that's why there's no "reddish green" but there can be "reddish yellow" etc.)
Color Nerd, do you know of a good book about color harmonies? I want to understand different color harmonies, why a color harmonizes with another. Is a color wheel always the starting point for a color harmony? Should I know the effect of one color on another color? The effect of shadows on a color in real life.Yellows could become greenish under a shadow?
What is a link tree and where can we click to get the hi resolution colour wheel? Great upload, it is very interesting how the colours are represented on that wheel,
Linktree is a type of bare-bones web page of links. I maintain one which you can find a link to on my profile, or simply by Googling "color nerd linktree"
YOU SAID THE "P" WORD! And my dog speaks english. The rest of the video was in conjunction with a squeaky toy. The goal of this game, apparantly, is to make sure the thing makes continuous sound. He really loves the word "play". I haden't relized how much I use it. It's up there with, "Is Blues hungry?" He's a 1 yo black lab. He's a complete goofball 24/7.
…yes. Yes. We’re about to wmpart on some paint and ink and safe for bunnies and doesn’t smell so bad it is not allowed to be cooked IN the house paint making. Also engagement.
Always found it interesting that concentrated liquid yellow food coloring looks red.
and that bright blue lights look cyan. There's an interesting correspondence that red-yellow and blue-cyan have.
A channel called Color Nerd? I’m in!
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Same ☺️
You mention how most mammals have YB cones. Are our RGB cones the result of the Y cone splitting into what is essentially its component colours, or is that just coincidental? It's almost like the angled position of red and green in that diagram suggests a phenomenon of that kind, with the Y end of the Y B axis splitting.
Thankyou for this video and info about the 2 women and these colour theories I hadn't heard about before.
It's so cool that you find originals of all these old historical color tools!
Holy cow, dude. My new favorite to watch over again ❤
Very interesting as always.
I actually love this. Though I would want to give all that extra space to green, since the human eye can differentiate more shades of green than other colors
The “double primary” color wheel is very close to this. Very interesting.
My personal suspicion is that, just as man has numerous blood types, I believe man (collectively)has numerous numerous color vision processes. I believe our understanding of 'color blindness' is misguided because of this.
I say this as a partially 'colorblind' watercolor artist. Let's not forget that the brain can/does form new neuro-pathways when introduced to new awareness (colorblindness) + info (color theory)....this can cause the brain to rescript the way colors are perceived and interpreted.
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I learned allot from this video 🥰 Thk you! Very interesting!🙏🏻
I enjoy every one of your videos. Im not an artist but color theory and color perception overlap alot with science.
that is gorgeous - thank you for sharing
Hello! Why did you say psychological primaries at 0:54? What do you mean by psychological?
Fantastic question. The term came about to distinguish the RGB primaries, which are proposed by trichromatic theory (we have three types of cone cells, color arises from imbalances in their signals) and RYGB "unique hues" or "psychological primaries" proposed by opponent process theory (our cone cells are wired together into R-G and Y-B opponent axes; that's why there's no "reddish green" but there can be "reddish yellow" etc.)
@@ColorNerd1 Thanks.
Color Nerd, do you know of a good book about color harmonies? I want to understand different color harmonies, why a color harmonizes with another. Is a color wheel always the starting point for a color harmony? Should I know the effect of one color on another color? The effect of shadows on a color in real life.Yellows could become greenish under a shadow?
What is a link tree and where can we click to get the hi resolution colour wheel? Great upload, it is very interesting how the colours are represented on that wheel,
Linktree is a type of bare-bones web page of links. I maintain one which you can find a link to on my profile, or simply by Googling "color nerd linktree"
The OTHER missing two angles Point towards Magenta and Teal such as the new color theory TYM !!
Very interesting, thank you.
So interesting! And a beautiful color wheel! Where is your link to Colour Concepts? Would love to see it!
My linktree - Google color nerd, you'll find it :)
YOU SAID THE "P" WORD! And my dog speaks english. The rest of the video was in conjunction with a squeaky toy. The goal of this game, apparantly, is to make sure the thing makes continuous sound. He really loves the word "play". I haden't relized how much I use it. It's up there with, "Is Blues hungry?" He's a 1 yo black lab. He's a complete goofball 24/7.
fascinating!
This is amazing 😍🤩😍
And screenshots to print ❤
Ahh! The CIE Chromaticity Diagram! It's just fake news... ;-)
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Is this an edited version of a longer video? It feels like some more in-depth discussion was cut out.
…yes. Yes. We’re about to wmpart on some paint and ink and safe for bunnies and doesn’t smell so bad it is not allowed to be cooked IN the house paint making. Also engagement.
2:51 Those bastards. 😡
Where is your "link tree"?
In his bio on his home page
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if it aint goethes colour theory it aint worth reading 😎😎😎