The Manual for Not Quitting

A. Make friends with others who make art, and share your in-progress work with each other frequently.

B. Learn to think of (A), rather than the Museum of Modern Art, as the destination of your work. (Look at it this way: If all goes well, MOMA will eventually come to YOU.) - David Bayles & Ted Orland, Art & Fear

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

aesthetics of joy » Blog Archive » A color language

I thought this was awesome and worth looking at.

http://aestheticsofjoy.com/2011/04/a-color-language/

1 comment:

Ben said...

Wow... colors are like sounds to me. I talk about making different colors of sound to my students all the time. This could be a page of music. My brother Caleb sees words in different colors, and numbers all have their own hue. This could be a math problem.

But one of the beauties of color, is it occurs in our eyes - it is unique to different people. Putting meaning to color is like trying to harness a G major chord and say that it always means joy...