Same Orange
Orange bars woven between yellow stripes on one side and blue stripes on the other.
Этот опыт ещё не переведён, поэтому текст на английском.
Как играть
Сначала посмотрите, потом ответьте
Orange bars woven between yellow stripes on one side and blue stripes on the other.
- Меньше минуты · 1 вопрос · потом объяснение
Как это работает — лучше читать после того, как попробуете
A colour takes on its company
Every bar is the same orange. Woven between yellow stripes it looks more yellow; between blue stripes, redder. Instead of standing out against its neighbours, as in the plain contrast effects, a colour in fine stripes is pulled towards them — this is called assimilation.
Christoph Munker described it in the 1970s as a colour version of the effect Michael White later made famous in grey. It is one reason a thread can look quite different in the cloth than it did on the spool.