Why do some colours go well together and some colours not?
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To put it simply, our brains are among the few (humans are not the only creatures that have displayed artistic tendencies) that enjoy artistic or aesthetically pleasing things, but certain color mixtures are harsh and our eye cones are sensitive as hell.
So we mix colors that cancel each other (complementary) out and end up being over all less harsh (?) on our face eyes. Humans have a decent amount of color cones (though there are some animals who have exponentially more than we do but aren’t capable of cognitive thought, like frogs damn isn’t that the life) and our brains go “BRRR :)” when we mix good colors together
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