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Why may intense green letters appear to vibrate on a red background?

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Correct answer: Both complementary colours are highly intense

The governing concept is simultaneous contrast between highly saturated complementary colours. Red and green are opposite in the traditional colour wheel; when both are vivid and placed side by side, their strong opposition can overstimulate the eye and make edges seem to shimmer or vibrate. Reducing the saturation or intensity of one colour usually improves readability. The effect is not caused by monochromatic harmony, green being primary, or an unavoidable equality of value.

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Secondary ColoursRed GreenVisual VibrationComplementary ColoursSimultaneous ContrastColour Wheel And Colour RelationshipsColour TheoryArt Education

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