A pragmatic color-theory guide for pixel artists that treats color as relative to light and neighboring hues. It covers hue, saturation, value versus perceived luminance; local, absolute, and relative color; gamut masking and relative complements; why “hue-shifting” and fixed ramps oversimplify lighting; and how to choose absolute colors that read as cohesive form, atmosphere, and value under imagined light.
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