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The hub of the color wheel
Joshua asks on YouTube: "You said in part 1 of Color Wheel Masking, "... As each of these colors approaches the center, it becomes a neutral gray." Why neutral gray, what is the reasoning or significance for this? I see in some wheels, the use of (outer to inner circles) white, black and saturation centers as well as neutral gray. Same question regarding a center white or black, if you please?"
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A color circle created using CMYK Sliders (Source) |
Note that the colors have peak saturation at different values. Yellow peaks in lighter values and blue peaks at darker values.

To flatten that color tree into a single flat pancake, you not only have to choose a central value from white to black, but you have to choose what value to make each of the hues around the perimeter.
I chose to represent the hues at the value where they appear at peak chroma and then I put the center point at an average gray value rather than raising it up to white or dropping it to black.
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