Do you know the “1, 2, 3, Couleurs ! ” project? Probably not as it is a French project devoted to colors. The search for… Read More »Sylvie Zanier and Julien Delahaye : teaching color at school to introduce children to the scientific approach
In the series of articles devoted to teaching color, this week I welcome Etienne Delvarre, an Infopreneur painter. While we haven’t met yet, our virtual… Read More »Etienne Delvarre: Teaching color to 21st century painters
Soon it will be back to school, which is good news: Bernard Gilbert is a painter and teacher in Namur (Belgium). Amateurs of all ages… Read More »Bernard Gilbert: Teaching Chromatic Research
Finally, we begin this series on Color Education! Beware, in the world of colors, terms can have different meanings; the book “Colour, a guide to… Read More »Marc Crunelle: Teaching color to architects
Grey? A color? Who wants grey? We associate it with rainy days, gloom, even boredom. And yet grey has many qualities. Grey is a chameleon… Read More »Challenge #17 Why grey?
How do artists answer this question? What meaning do they convey to shadow? Why do some simply ignore shadows? For the Greeks, the invention of… Read More »Challenge #16 What is the color of the shadow? (II)
Although our attention is mainly captured by the light, the shadow is an essential element that structures the scene we look at. Without it, the… Read More »Challenge #16 What is the color of the shadow? (I)
Apart from powdered pigment, is there any other material form more emblematic of color? They have inspired artists of all eras and still have surprises… Read More »Challenge #15: Flowers
All the great colorists dare to use pink. Snap judgement or reality? This challenge in any case to encourage you to dare pink. This act… Read More »Challenge #14 Dare Pink
The original French article was a guest post on Barbara’s blog already presented in the article devoted to creativity. Bring color to your textile creations!… Read More »Challenge #13: Colors in your textile creations