Drawing I
Optical mixing is the phenomenon where colors are blended through the viewer's eye rather than through physical mixing of pigments. This occurs when small dots or lines of color are placed close together, allowing the viewer to perceive a new color created by the interaction of light reflecting off those colors. This technique is particularly significant in hatching and cross-hatching, where layers of strokes can create various tonal effects without the need for actual pigment blending.
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