<h1>Violet and Light Green</h1>

In color perception theory, at the color wheel there's a division that differentiates warm and cold colors. This division is the one set by violet and light green: above this line the warm and below the cold. Violet and light green have as an attribute that when they are in a warm composition they turn warm and when they are in a cold composition they became cold colors. This lack of definition makes them not warm or cold colors.


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> The colors halfway between these warm and cool extremes, such as yellow-green and red-violet, are fairly neutral; they seem neither very warm nor very cool. The warm and cool qualities of color at this points are very subtle.

From *[Ich werde ein perfekter Künstler. Bd. 2.][2]* by John H. Miller, Sonja Steiner-Welz 


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