It’s only natural for a dog owner to wonder exactly what their highly adored companion sees when he glances toward a field of freshly cut grass or curls up in front of the television. Do dogs see the same colors as humans? It turns out that canine reality is very different from human reality when […]
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Although shark attacks are not nearly as frequent as fictional movies and shows will allow you to believe, it is still in good practice to avoid any incidents while swimming in the ocean. A good rule of thumb to staying safe is paying attention to your surroundings, but also what you are wearing; more specifically,
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Have you ever thought about what colors your cat actually sees? Or have you ever wondered if they have a favorite color? Maybe you have found yourself in the pet isle at your favorite store, staring at all of the cat toys, wondering which color they would like the most. They might enjoy the bright
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If there’s one nearly universal truth, it’s that most people hate insects. All summer long, people spend their time outdoors swatting mosquitoes, crushing ants and dodging wasps and yellow jackets. When people are ranting and raving about these six-legged menaces, though, they almost never mean butterflies. Butterflies are insects just like ants, mosquitoes, beetles and
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Traditional and digital artists alike deal with color in similar ways. Both types of artists understand three sets of colors: primary, secondary and tertiary. Combining individual colors from these three sets gives us just about every color our eyes can see. Those colors can be further manipulated by adding gray, white or black, and by
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Primary and secondary colors are things we learned about in grade school. Many of us can still remember the lesson on red, yellow and blue. We learned that they are the primary colors. But wait. Yellow isn’t a primary color to a graphic artist designing CGI images. What gives? The relationships between primary, secondary and
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Colors might seem simple when you first look at them, but upon closer inspection, there are deeper depths and complexities to each hue and shade. If you want to understand everything about colors, it’s important to start at the beginning and break down the basics: primary, secondary, and tertiary colors. Primary colors are easy to
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Color is a curious thing. Different eyes see it different ways. Likewise, what we learned in grammar school art class about primary and secondary colors is open to differing definitions. One thing we can say for certain is that secondary colors are derived from primary colors. Understanding where secondary colors come from is important to
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Life was so simple when we were kids. For example, the art teacher in third grade drilled into our heads that the three primary colors are red, blue and yellow. We never questioned it. Why would we? The teacher knows everything. Or does she? Maybe not. The question of what constitutes primary colors is not
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Do women and men see color differently? There’s some emerging evidence that points to the idea that men and women actually have two different experiences when looking at the same color. Studies consistently show that women are able to identify more colors than men. When looking at the same scene, women tend to pick up on shades
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