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| Image Credit: daphne.palomar.edu |
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| The scale shown above is an example of a saturation scale in which the compliments are mixed to achieve a neutral, chromatic gray. | |||||||||||||||
| Chromatic Gray - a chromatic gray is a neutral that is created by mixing complimentary colors of equal value. Doing this neutralizes the saturation of a color. There are four means of varying the saturation of colors in both the additive and subtractive color systems, these are: 1. add a neutral to the hue 2. mix the compliment of the hue with the hue 3. overlay combinations of transparent color 4. experimental hue to hue mixing |
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