Same Orange
Orange bars woven between yellow stripes on one side and blue stripes on the other.
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Orange bars woven between yellow stripes on one side and blue stripes on the other.
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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.