In art school, I recall spending hours and hours staring at swatches of Color Aid paper making middle mixtures and experimenting with simultaneous contrast. At times it was frustrating, but in the end I was able to see color more critically. What was your experience with these lessons?
Friday, March 19, 2010
Josef Albers, late nights and Color Aid paper
In art school, I recall spending hours and hours staring at swatches of Color Aid paper making middle mixtures and experimenting with simultaneous contrast. At times it was frustrating, but in the end I was able to see color more critically. What was your experience with these lessons?
Monday, February 15, 2010
Transparency - Clearly a phenomen

Transparency is the quality of a surface/liquid/object that allows light to pass through. The viewer can easily see objects through a transparent surface. Color plays a role as in the example of stained glass. Are there any transparent art pieces, products or things from nature that make YOUR day brighter?
Monday, January 25, 2010
Welcome
Welcome to my blog on achromatic phenomena. Loosely stated, achromatic phenomena are those attributes that effect the way an object or surface appears. Examples are gloss, luster, iridescence, luminescence, transparency, holographic, metallic & translucency. The blog is designed to explore how achromatic phenomena impact the world of design, art and nature. Please post your favorite examples and let me know how the make you feel or why you think it's cool. Most importantly have fun!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

