“A smart walk through a gallery from a fifteenth century to a sixteenth century, and then a seventeenth century room will reveal how in successive centuries the brilliancy of oil picture diminishes.” Arthur Pillans Laurie
jamiewaddy : covered in primer and exhausted…time to call it quits for the night and attack the actual paint color tomorrow.
popvine : Trendspotting: Purple and Turquoise: It looks like Hollywood has a new favorite color combination
imaginesunshine : My sister got to feel an earthquake today, I got to sort through colour chips. Good times.
Kilobrittany : my iPod color gave me the sad face today :(. I hope it can be revived
oblique : Use an unacceptable color
artywah : @adnrw @mpesce i like the white iPhone… and I’m not just saying that because I own one. In a case you cant tell the colour anyway (more…)
Twitter is a service for friends, family, and co–workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing?
I regularly browse for answers to that question that include colour to learn more about the views on hues of people from all around the world and I’ll be sharing them with you here.
Here’s the first installment–enjoy! (more…)
Using land, sky or the cosmos as a point of departure, Anne Marchand invents forms in her paintings that convey feelings of energy and movement. I explore with Anne how she uses color in her paintings and public art.
Live Like Your Nail Color has become the phrase that Mary Foley has coined to share her ideas with women everywhere. I asked Mary why she uses nail color to communicate her message and how she came up with the idea.
