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If complementary colours are tiring the eye, what is the most balanced correction?

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Correct answer: Reduce the intensity of one colour and add a neutral area

Answer: D. Complementary colours sit opposite one another in the colour wheel and can create strong contrast when placed together. That contrast can be useful, but if both colours are equally intense and occupy too much of the composition, the eye may experience visual vibration or fatigue. A balanced correction is to reduce the intensity or saturation of one colour and provide a neutral or quieter area for visual rest. A increases the stress. B spreads the stress across the whole picture. C may reduce the size of the areas but leaves the harsh colour relationship unchanged. The neutral area also helps separate the competing colours and restore hierarchy. Memory cue: when complementary contrast is too loud, quiet one colour and give the eye a rest.

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Complementary ColoursColour ContrastVisual BalanceNeutral AreaContrastFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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