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LookingIn:

--- Quote from: LTK on 30 Dec 2013, 07:37 ---The fact that people consider pink to be a tint of red when it is just as close to being a tint of violet further emphasises how sensitive we are to red.

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On the contrary, most shades of pink are red with hints of white added to it to soften and lighten the color. Violet makes the red darker due to the blue in it, making reds become scarlet and crimson and other colors but not pinkish.

LTK:
I think that depends on whether you're mixing pigments, or light.

LookingIn:

--- Quote from: LTK on 30 Dec 2013, 07:52 ---I think that depends on whether you're mixing pigments, or light.

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True...most people would know it by pigments not by light so I stand by what I said

Loki:
Yes, they could tell from some of the pigments and from having seen quite a lot of pictures in their life.

lepetitfromage:

--- Quote from: Metope on 28 Dec 2013, 02:23 ---My tutors have told me to start painting 4x5 and 5x6 feet, which is kind of terrifying. I've never made anything that big before, but I think they're right. I should definitely do it while i have the chance.

Not sure I'll use a lot of red though, I subconsciously steer away from that colour for some reason.

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I generally do too. Pink is fair game but red is used sparingly. Like Linds, I'm partial to blue-greens. Unlike Linds, I also enjoy orange :-P

I know they tell us to avoid it like the plague in art school but I love me a thick and juicy black outline.

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