Color Theory

Author: Paul Zelansky and Mary Pat Fisher [USA]
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book provides a rich and valuable introduction to the scientific principles of color and its use in various fields of art. It offers a comprehensive and thorough explanation of the aesthetics and practical foundations of color. At the same time, the book incorporates numerous quotes from both historical and contemporary artists from an artist's perspective, discussing the viewpoints they present in the book and showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship of these artists. Key Features:
- Added 35 beautifully printed illustrations—ranging from masters like Matisse and Bonnard to contemporary digital image designers like Jane Gut and light sculptors like Peter Essick.
- Added various diagrams such as the theory of color constancy, light reflection on different material surfaces, and the Bern Color Triangle.
- Added explorations of certain topics in the field of color, such as the Luscher Test, color therapy, visual reality, and cultural differences in color perception.
This book provides a rich and valuable introduction to the scientific principles of color and its use in various fields of art. It offers a comprehensive and thorough explanation of the aesthetics and practical foundations of color. At the same time, the book incorporates numerous quotes from both historical and contemporary artists from an artist's perspective, discussing the viewpoints they present in the book and showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship of these artists. Key Features:
- Added 35 beautifully printed illustrations—ranging from masters like Matisse and Bonnard to contemporary digital image designers like Jane Gut and light sculptors like Peter Essick.
- Added various diagrams such as the theory of color constancy, light reflection on different material surfaces, and the Bern Color Triangle.
- Added explorations of certain topics in the field of color, such as the Luscher Test, color therapy, visual reality, and cultural differences in color perception.