Color is one of the most complex elements of design; it is also what viewers respond to first on an emotional level.
Understanding how color works is essential for graphic designers, interior designers, artists and anyone who works with color.
Covering the theory, psychology, history and application of color, Color: The Professional's Guide removes the grey areas from the full color world of contemporary design, providing designers from all disciplines with everything they need to become true, confident colorists.
- Color theory including definitions, theoretical color and color organization
- Psychology and culture of color
- Color through history
- Color in art: painting, photography, poetry and film
- Color design and experience including design principles, color in branding, experiential design and color consulting
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Karen Triedman is a designer and educator in the field of color design and visual merchandising. She has taught a variety of classes including theory, psychology, trends and color consulting for Rhode Island School of Design. Karen has written about color and design for various newspapers and design magazines, and has co-authored two books: Colorgraphics and Breaking Designer's Block, both for Rockport. She lives in Providence, RI, with her husband and three children.
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