Date
Apr 14, 2021, 8:00 pm9:00 pm

Speaker

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Event Description

Roses Are Red, Violets Aren't Blue - Alexandra Palocz
A broad, multidisciplinary dive into talking about color, inspired by thinking about the intersections between theater lighting design and computer graphics. We will talk about how humans perceive color, additive vs. subtractive color mixing, and the tradeoffs that come with representing colors digitally. Among other things, we will look at the fundamental difference between violet and purple, how red and brown M&Ms look the same under a blue light, and why some colors are impossible to simulate on your computer screen.
 



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About RadLab
RadLab is StudioLab's low-key presentation series for sharing totally rad projects, ideas, and experiences. We livestream short talks every Wednesday at 8:00 PM on our YouTube channel. By the end of Spring 2021, we'll have hosted over 30 RadLabs, covering topics like arcade controllers, synthesizers, anime music videos, robotics, and Dadaism. You can find out more about RadLab by heading over to our webpage.

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Audience
Open to the University Community