Blend two colors by fractions:

Generate an array of blended colors ranging from red to blue:

Represent the height as a blend from yellow to purple:

Blend pixels of an image with a color:

Use Blend to construct a ColorFunction from base colors:

Combine multiple images with different exposures into one image:

The weights are always normalized, so that the sum becomes 1:

The position values are always sorted:

When colors are specified using the same color space, that space is used for interpolation:

When colors are specified using different color spaces, interpolation happens in the RGB space:

Lighter is a special case of Blend:

Darker is a special case of Blend:

ColorData contains a large number of predefined Blend colors called "Gradients":

Gradients can be called by their names only:

Polygon supports equal-weight blending of VertexColors:

Values outside of the 0, 1 range will be clipped:

In plot functions, use ColorFunctionScaling to control global scaling of variables:

Different colors can be given at a single position to generate discontinuities:

Continuous blend between two images:

Linear interpolation of two images with different dimensions:

Blend of multiple images while going through a white background between each two images:

Interactive representation of the linear interpolation of multiple colors:

Use Blend with plots to generate synthesized textures:

Simulated colors of stars: