My fascination with color led me to Bauhaus designer and artist Josef Albers. He experimented extensively with the interactions of color and how the perception of them can change it. Scientists know, people perceive color differently and it changes from one person to the next. Many will remember the controversy

Colour blindness runs in our family My father was not colour blind Though my brother is, but not his son. Just one of my two sons has it, and both of my sisters’ boys have it, one more pronounced than the other. Looking at the chart below it seems both

We artists thoughtfully consider color in our work, knowing that specific colors can inspire emotions.  Seeing red, feeling blue, green with envy, joyful, sunny yellow – are all in our repertoire.  We can also use color to push and pull space, knowing that warm colors appear to advance and cools

“Skeleton flower” (Japanese “Sankayou“) There are some mysterious flowers in the world. When the small white flowers get wet with rain, they change into transparent petals that look glasswork. Flowers blooms in early summer in highland for a short time and fall easily. A truly ephemeral and beautiful flowers. “

This new prompt opens up so many opportunities and could be looked at in so many different ways. Is it a change from Summer to Autumn, a change from daylight to dark, a change in a persons behaviour from calm to angry, or is it purely a change in colour

I’ve chosen “Change of Colors” as our prompt.We live in a world surrounded by colors, whether we acknowledge it or not. Colors are constantly changing due to various factors.▪︎Chameleons are said to change their body color due to the control of the chromatophore in their skin. It changes color due