There’s more to color than meets the eye. Top brands leverage color theory — the science of how different colors mix, match and contrast — to shape our emotional responses and persuade us to trust ...

You might’ve read a bit on color theory, a “collection of rules and guidelines which designers use to communicate with users through appealing color schemes in visual interfaces,” once in your ...

Kim Armga, of Jacksonville, was grieving her 15-year-old daughter when she found color theory six years ago. “I stopped caring for myself,” she said. “I didn’t know what to do.” She had stopped taking ...

Color Theory is a fundamental area of study that explores how colors interact with each other and the effects they have on the viewer. It is essential for artists, designers, and anyone involved in ...

The science and art of color theory is divided by a wheel or chart into three main categories: primary, secondary and tertiary. Color is something we perceive through a combination of wavelengths ...

Editor's note: In "Office Space," HR Dive explores all things office design. Today: Color in the workplace. If you have an idea for another workspace design-related article or want to show off your ...

Work from the great Bauhaus artists Josef and Anni Albers informs the design of a children's intensive care unit in London. Cue lots of yellow. Our obsession with “color trends” is killing the planet ...

The team behind the 6P Color platform is bridging the gap between what consumers see in stores—like at Best Buy—and what they experience at home.

Color Theory is a Paste column that examines and critiques the literal and symbolic use of every hue under the sun, within the works of some of cinema’s greatest auteur filmmakers. You can see every ...

The color wheel was first developed by English mathematician and physicist Sir Isaac Newton, who discovered that white light (what we perceive as colorless daylight) is composed of a spectrum of ...