
(F39)_Job:12-40337 Title:RP-Design Elements 2nd Edition
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color fundamentals
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Color Logic: Defining a Palette Just as
it’s important for a designer to define a
clear, unified form language and composi-
tional idea—and one that includes contrast
among these variables—so too must a
designer establish an overall logic that gov-
erns the color within a project. This idea of
color logic is more commonly referred to
as a “palette,” or a specific combination of
hues that interact in specific relationships
of value, temperature, and saturation.
The first direction a designer may pursue ...