Other Perceptual Effects (Colour)

Question 1

GENERALLY WARMER HUES, BRIGHTER VALUE, AND SATURATED CHROMA COLOURS WILL PERCEPTUALLY ______________. (ADVANCE/RECEDE)

Answer 1

ADVANCE

Question 2

COOLER HUES, DARKER VALUES, AND NEUTRALIZED CHROMA COLOURS WILL PERCEPTUALLY ________. (ADVANCE/RECEDE)

Answer 2

RECEDE

Question 3

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A TIGHT ARRANGEMENT OF STRIPES (IN AN INTERWEAVE) ARE IN A CLUSTER.

Answer 3

COLOUR ASSIMILATION OR THE BEZOLD EFFECT

THE COLOUR DIFFERENCE WILL NOT BE ACCENTUATED BUT WILL APPEAR MORE SIMILAR.

Question 4

WHAT IS AN OPTICAL COLOUR MIXTURE (CARPETS)

Answer 4

WHEN A PERCEPTUAL FUSION OF COLOURS ARE MADE THROUGH WEAVING OR DIFFERENT COLOURS. (EX. YARN IN CARPETING)

Question 5

WHAT ARE TWO EXAMPLES WHERE TEXTURE IS AFFECTED BY COLOUR?

Answer 5

1) LAYERING DIFFERENT COLOURS THROUGH SPONGING OR STIPPLING WILL CREATE MORE TEXTURE.
2) MATERIALS LIKE VELVET WILL APPEAR TO HAVE A MODIFIED COLOUR APPEARANCE DUE TO THE APPEARANCE OF LIGHT ON TEXTURED SURFACE.

Question 6

WHAT IS THE FLUSHING EFFECT OF COLOUR?

Answer 6

WHEN COLOUR IS TIGHTLY ARRANGED SIDE BY SIDE AND A CHROMATIC FLUSH OF “NEUTRAL” TO “VIVID” COLOURS APPEAR TO BE GRAYED AT THE SHARED EDGES”

Question 7

FLUTING COLOUR EFFECT

Answer 7

WHEN THE EDGES AND BOUNDARY BETWEEN COLOUS APPEAR TO BE CONTOURED. SIMILAR TO FLUSHING.

Question 8

SEPARATED COLOUR EFFECT

Answer 8

COLOURS THAT ARE NOT IDENTICAL APPEAR IDENTICAL WHEN THEY ARE VIEWED SEPARATED.

Question 9

TRANSPARENCY EFFECT AND IRIDESCENCE

Answer 9

WHEN YOU OVERLAP TRANSPARENT COLOURED OBJECTS, THE OVERLAP WILL APPEAR LOWER IN VALUE AND CHROMA.

Question 10

WHAT IS AN EXAMPLE OF THE TRANSPARENCY EFFECT?

Answer 10

EX. IF YOU ARE VIEWING A WALL THROUGH A TRANSPARENT WALL PANEL, THE WALL WILL APPEAR GRAYED OR DE SATURATED.