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RE: The Psychology of Colours (Part 11) - Ordinary Grey
This was again an interesting article.
Somewhere I read an interesting experiment with the gray color (unfortunately I can not remember the source), where people were asked to choose the shades of gray in many shades and all the blue shades were chosen because the real middle gray felt too yellow.
I guess it is because of the somewhat negative emotions associated with gray color.
Well, it sounds interesting. It largely depends on the background and sorrounding colours what we see, for example on this cube the orange on the cube itself and the orange down on the surface are exactly the same shade... But we see them totally different. Maybe something like that happened in that experiment...
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