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Tito Champena · 09-14-2002, 07:08 PM

I appreciate all the answers received regarding the color of light.

I think what Michael, Marvin and Karin have said is right, but it depends on so many circumstances. It's true that experienced artists don't need formulas, because they can see everything in nature and can paint it as they see it. For beginners, some formulas are necessary to understand certain concepts, like using a three-wheeler for a while to learn how to ride a bike.

Thank you Michael, Marvin and Karin for being so unselfish and for making this Forum a wonderful place to learn.

09-14-2002, 07:08 PM	#21
Tito Champena Associate Member Joined: Jul 2002 Location: Ashland, OR Posts: 77	I appreciate all the answers received regarding the color of light. I think what Michael, Marvin and Karin have said is right, but it depends on so many circumstances. It's true that experienced artists don't need formulas, because they can see everything in nature and can paint it as they see it. For beginners, some formulas are necessary to understand certain concepts, like using a three-wheeler for a while to learn how to ride a bike. Thank you Michael, Marvin and Karin for being so unselfish and for making this Forum a wonderful place to learn. __________________ Tito Champena