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Color Saturation (Perceptual Exercise)

Color Saturation trains visual perception by focusing on one color and finding its shades, gradients, and reflections across your environment.

By Randy Salars · Published January 15, 2026

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Color Saturation

Short Answer

Choose one color (blue, green, red) and spend a few minutes finding all its shades, variations, and reflections in your environment.

How to Do It (2–5 minutes)

  1. Pick one color for today.
  2. Scan your environment and find 10 instances of that color.
  3. Notice shades (cool/warm), brightness, saturation, and shadow shifts.
  4. Look for reflected color (on walls, skin, metal, glass).
  5. End by naming 3 shades you didn’t notice before.

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