The dominant and mixing color series appear to be identical. Is that true?
The dominant and mixing colors are the same. Choose any dominant color and follow the row to the left… each of these color mixtures will be dominated by the original color. If you choose a mixing color, and follow the column up, each of those colors will have the mixing color in it but it will not be the dominant of the two colors. For example, Permanent Green with Cadmium Orange has a strong influence of orange in it but it is still more green because Permanent Green is the “dominant color”. Then look at Cadmium Orange with Permanent Green. You can see the green influence in the mixture but the new color is more orange because Cadmium Orange is the dominant color. Back to top Question: Sometimes identical colors appear differently when they are supposed to be the exact color. Answer: They should be exactly the same color. With 4 color process, sometimes colors print a bit differently. The color mixing guide will never achieve the clarity and intensity of pure pigment. The guide is a
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