Black VS White: Color Mixing Recipes | Understanding Concept of Shades & Tints

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Exploring Colors: Shades vs. Tints
In this video, we're experimenting with mixing black vs. white with the same colors. Here's what you can expect:
1. What Are Shades and Tints?
- Shades are created by adding black to a color, making it darker.
- Tints are made by adding white to a color, resulting in a lighter tone.
2. Understanding the Effect of Mixing Black:
- When black is added to a color, it creates a deeper, more intense hue.
- Shades often convey a sense of mystery or moodiness, adding depth and shadow.
3. Understanding the Effect of Mixing White:
- Adding white to a color lightens it, resulting in a softer, brighter tone.
- Tints are used to evoke lightness, purity, or calmness, creating a more uplifting feel.
4. Why Explore Both Shades and Tints?
- Mixing black and white with colors allows for a wide range of tones.
- By exploring both shades and tints, you can achieve various visual effects and moods.
- This versatility is valuable in art and design.
5. Applications in Art and Design:
- Artists use shades and tints to create contrast and depth in their work.
- Designers use tints for soft backgrounds and shades to highlight key elements.
- Knowing how to mix black and white with colors can expand your creative possibilities.
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[@minhducduong6231]

That Pink is actually Magenta (Bright Purple), Pink is reddish than and beetween Red and Magenta is Rose.

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That's Dark Blue not black.

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Is a Beige not is a Peach

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yeah similar to both

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That's dark blue not black.

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