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    Cianci, L. (2023) Colour Theory: Understanding and Working with Colour. RMIT Open Press <https://rmit.pressbooks.pub/colourtheory1>

    Reviewers

    Riley Barber
    Dr David J.C. Briggs
    Dr Alina Lam
    AJ Penrose

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