Check out this article from the New Yorker. We have it right here in Jen Library! You can find back issues of the New Yorker, along with your favorite magazines, in the Bound Periodical section of the library. It’s on the 2nd floor at the top of the stairs. The periodicals are arranged alphabetically, so they are easy to search. Enjoy!
“Made in the Shade” by Eric Konigsberg, from The New Yorker, January 22, 2007.
That’s right. Well, at least according to Pantone. Fashionistas will probably like to check this site out for past colors of the year and also fashion reports that are issued every spring and fall. If you’re in a color theory class, or will be taking one in the Spring Quarter, Pantone also has a Color Think Tank that goes over the basics of how we see color to more complex issues. You can even sign up for an account to have access to Pantone’s database of color articles.
If you want to keep up-to-date with Pantone topics, ideas, and more, sign up to become a fan on Facebook or follow them on Twitter. This is a great way to always have color information right at your fingertips!
The New York Times published an article in its online edition on Friday, February 6. The article details a study recently published in the journal Science by researchers at the University of British Columbia in Canada. The article might be of interest to those in color theory classes or by artists and designers wondering how color impacts the works they do.
Check it out here.
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