Color area and visual effect

The occupation and proper configuration of the color area are very important in color composition. With the increase and decrease of the color area, the color volume will also increase and decrease, and the visual stimulation and psychological impact will also increase and decrease. If 1cm2 of the black color appears in the visual range, it will give a clear and clean visual effect. In front of 1M2 of the black color, it will produce a serious, dull psychological feeling, when people are in the black circle of 100m2, there will be a negative feeling, which leads to a gloomy psychological reflection. Another example is the solid color red of 1cm2, which makes people feel bright and cute. The solid color red of 1 m 2 makes people feel excited. When people are surrounded by a solid color red of 100m2, there will be a sense of fatigue caused by excessive stimulation. This leads to an unbearable headache.
Generally, a large area of color design is highly selective, with a low color level and a weak contrast. This gives people a bright, lasting and harmonious comfort, such as buildings, indoor ceilings, walls, and exhibition stands. Moderate-area colors are usually compared to moderate colors. For example, in clothing color, the comparison between adjacent color groups and brightness values is much used, which can both arouse visual interest and avoid excessive stimulation. Small area colors are often used fresh and bright colors and strong contrast, such as small commodities, small signs, etc., the purpose is to make people fully note.
Shape is one of the image elements of color. The appearance of a color is always accompanied by a certain shape.
The shape is gradually separated from concentration to dispersion. Although the total color of the image remains unchanged, the comparison effect is greatly changed.

In the composition design, the different positions of the color image have a considerable impact on the visual effect of the image.
The design process is actually a process of adjusting the image position. Different image effects can be designed based on the changes in the image position.
1. Red, green, and two colors away, weak comparison
2. Red-Green, two-color adjacent, relatively strong contrast
3. The comparison is enhanced when the red and green colors are surrounded and surrounded.
4. The red color is completely surrounded by green, and the gray color as the background does not play a transitional role. The comparison is the most effective.