HELLO, GUYS WHO READ THIS STUFF!!!!
wow, Caps Lock was pressed! Sorry!

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I was talking to about "colours" this weekend... I'm readind this spetacular book about this subject and there are so many incredible things about colour!
For example, do you know that what we see is not the colour itself, but a light reflected? Yes! When white light reaches a surface it is part absorved and part reflected, the part which is reflected is what we call "colour". So, if you see something green it doesn't mean that that thing you're seeing is made by green, but that it's made of a something that reflects green! Isn't it grazy???? So we will never know which colour things really are, because we just see the reflections.... occured!

Artists are very into colours stuff, and we can see some differences in works of those who have interacted diffrently with light. For example we can think about Gaugain and Delacroix. They have experienced different levels of light in their life (Gaugain used to live in France, but he went to Taiti to search brighter colours - Delacroix went in a trip to North Africa...) and we can see the changes of colour and bright as we study their work.

That would mean that people who live in places that are brighter tend to have a more colourfull and light pallete! Instead, in places where there are less light (as north reagion, like England, north France, Holland, etc.) the artist tend to paint a little darker...

That's so funny! What do you think about that???