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Q&A Black as color of magic

I am trying to create "black magic" with a visual black effect with lore backing (it is for PC game). How can I create this effect, either optically or neurologically? I am not talking about hue ...

2 answers  ·  posted 4y ago by Prahara‭  ·  last activity 4y ago by Aliza‭

Question vision colors
#3: Post edited by user avatar Monica Cellio‭ · 2020-06-08T12:59:46Z (almost 4 years ago)
minor adjustments to make this more clearly a science-based question
  • I am trying to create black magic - and I would like to have some idea how it could have visual black effect with lore backing (it is for PC game)
  • How to create black color? I am not talking about hue or light absorbing material. Rather I am talking about type of light we could perceive as black because our eyes and brain does not understand it. I would like to have something more "energy based", like other colors are with their wave length, instead of "we cannot understand therefore black - rule of cool victorious."
  • I am trying to create "black magic" with a visual black effect with lore backing (it is for PC game). How can I create this effect, either optically or neurologically? I am not talking about hue or light-absorbing material. Rather I am talking about a type of light we could perceive as black because our eyes and brain do not understand it. I would like to have something more "energy based", like other colors are with their wave length, instead of "we cannot understand therefore black - rule of cool victorious."
#2: Post edited by user avatar Prahara‭ · 2020-06-08T12:11:45Z (almost 4 years ago)
  • I am trying to create black magic - and I would like to have some idea how it could have visual black effect with lore backing (it is for PC game)
  • How to create black color? I am not talking about hue or light absorbing material. Rather I am talking about type of light we could perceive as black because our eyes and brain does not understand it. I would like to have something more "energy based", like other colors are with their wave length, instead of "we cannot understand therefore black."
  • I am trying to create black magic - and I would like to have some idea how it could have visual black effect with lore backing (it is for PC game)
  • How to create black color? I am not talking about hue or light absorbing material. Rather I am talking about type of light we could perceive as black because our eyes and brain does not understand it. I would like to have something more "energy based", like other colors are with their wave length, instead of "we cannot understand therefore black - rule of cool victorious."
#1: Initial revision by user avatar Prahara‭ · 2020-06-08T12:02:13Z (almost 4 years ago)
I am trying to create black magic - and I would like to have some idea how it could have visual black effect with lore backing (it is for PC game) 

How to create black color? I am not talking about hue or light absorbing material. Rather I am talking about type of light we could perceive as black because our eyes and brain does not understand it. I would like to have something more "energy based", like other colors are with their wave length, instead of "we cannot understand therefore black."