Posts Tagged ‘Etymology’
February 2nd, 2012 | 
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Understanding fundamental color relationships enables you to recognize and then skillfully harmonize the underlying. In other words, your ability with color grows beyond a common color coordinating mindset. Enhanced understanding grants you the choice to create simply with color —or— more complexly.
Generally speaking, color is subjective. Universally speaking, there are applicable axioms of color.
Colorgraphically speaking, here are examples of how to leverage the power of color and put the psychology of blue to work for you.
You will want to listen as we boldly tame popular urban legends of color in this podcast. “When designing with color we must always see color in context, and not adopt the generalities. Although they might be true, we must first analyze if they pertain to a particular design situation.”
Even though we cover a full agenda in this podcast, it’s just a drop in the bucket; there’s so much to talk about when it comes to the hue green!
Green is a giant among colors of marketing. No question.
You can use what green has to say to …
Color humor – this video is hilarious.
Ever wonder who comes up with paint color names? Some of them are completely absurd and provide no clues whatsoever as to what the color actually looks like. Farrow & Ball gets a critique.
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Lori Sawaya, Color Strategist
International Association of
Color Consultants
"Color is a philosophy."
— Frank Mahnke
Multi-Disciplined Color Expert: All that really means is I've worked with color in a bunch of different ways and I don't forget much. If it has to do with color, it tends to stick. Experience including but not limited to: architectural color, graphic design, and study in the arts, metaphysical phenomenon, and earth sciences
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