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>>7372264
>has a point...

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I learned a key rule from the resource above. Opposite colors on the wheel mix to make grey.

From that, I eventually learned that color and value are tied together. Its why you'll find that if you eyedropper a pixel from a color image and then sample the same pixel from the image in grayscale, the Value will most likely be different. Try it.

Hue + Saturation + Value = COLOR. They are interconnected because the eye naturally links lightness and saturation. For example, yellow is usually the Lightest at high saturation, while blue is the Darkest at high saturation. If I wanted to do a gradient of blue to yellow, it would requiring adjustments in saturation to balance the values. Understanding this relationship is imperative to refine color choices and pairings for blending in paintings.
Picrel is a demonstration.

Color choice for design is more a matter of taste, but I don't think that's what you're asking for here.

Hope schizobabble helps - i'm in pretty deep.

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