Color language

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This book, by artist Kyo Myoung Kim, fascinates me. Spotted at an exhibit at the Cabinet space in Gowanus, Brooklyn a couple of months ago, the book has...

i literally love how your color and shade if it’s ok do you have any tips on digital coloring? you don’t have to answer this if you don’t feel like it :) thanks!! hello friend!! i have a tutorial i...

With an understanding of hue, chroma, value, and temperature—combined with experimentation—you'll become fluent in the language of color.

“What’s your favorite color?” It’s one of the most common questions we’ve all been answering since we were kids. And now for many of us as bloggers, choosing colors for our website graphics and post images has become part of daily life. I’m far from a designer, but I’m starting to learn more about color.... Read More

Choose one to three colors from the color associations chart below. Note the different meanings. (Note: These are typical North American color associations and may vary in different cultures.) Create a character or place associated with each color. Profile the character(s) or setting(s), or write a scene about them.

The psychology of colour is the study of colours in relation to human behaviour. Using certain colours evokes an emotional response and influences the way we react to a product, brand or even a room. Choosing an interior colour scheme is such a daunting decorating step leaving many people overwhelmed - learn how at A Visual Merriment | #homestyling #colorpalette #colorscheme #homedecorating #interiordecorating #interiordesign #color #colorchoice #colorpsychology