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Old 05-04-2006, 02:29 AM   #1
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Dear Enzie

Thank you for those references. I am still trying to understand the set up with Marvin's palette. The value 5 grey palette seems workable until I try it of course. I am going to paint a value 5 on my table under the glass and will see how it affects the colours as an experiment. Do they also relate to cool and warm strings as well as values?
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