Colour Training

Colour Training are useful resources for learning, seeing and teaching colour, curated by Ingrid Calvo Ivanovic. Based in Milan, Italy

[Colour Training @proyectacolor]

@laila_vinsmoke Uguale

[luke @bvvst]

hex colors are actually pretty easy to understand! i made a short, interactive guide for web developers and designers. feedback appreciated!

colorrush dot io / learn

[ColourBlindAwareness 🇺🇦 🌻 @colourblindorg]

It's #ColourBlindAwarenessDay 2024!
Pl share to highlight #the300million people🌍 who need recognition & support. They’ll be amongst your
Friends & Family 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦
Students 🧑‍🎓🧮
Clients and Customers 🛒💻
Employees 🧑‍💼🧑‍⚕️
Teammates ⚽️🏉🏑
#1in12men #1in200women #1in12boys #1in200girls

[Eleanor Maclure @eleanorbydesign]

Mesmerising microbes: bacteria as you’ve never seen it before – in pictures https://t.co/cS2ZNIBfGL

[ACRÓMATES @acromates]

https://t.co/xhgcYPglug

[ScienceArtHub @ScienceArtHub]

Floral Colors: The Science & Art of Flower Shades.
Why do Flowers Have Different Colors?
#sciart #flowers #scicomm #chemistry #science #education
The color of flowers is determined by the presence of various pigments. Their major types include anthocyanins, carotenoids, and flavonols.

Anthocyanins are the most common pigments that typically produce red, blue, and purple colors. Carotenoids give rise to yellow, orange, and red colors, while flavonols are common yellow and white pigments in flowers. The color of some flowers can vary depending on the environmental conditions (light, temperature, humidity, nutrients) and the pH of the soil or liquid inside a plant cell (cell sap).

The combination of different pigments in flowers (and other parts of plants including fruits and berries) determines their unique colors. Some flowers often contain a mixture of pigments that can produce a wide range of colors and color gradients. Flowers may also feature darker colors at the center of the petals, which gradually fade toward the edges.

Finally, flower pigmentation plays an important role in attracting pollinators and protecting the flowers from heat and solar radiation. An example of multicolored floral pattern is shown herein. Image by ©Alex Kirillov. @ScienceArtHub

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

How colors change as you go deeper underwater

[Domestika @Domestika]

Why is purple the color of Feminism? #8M

[Colour Training @proyectacolor]

@carumon @mayo_casera 7 min en helicóptero

[Design Reviewed | Graphic Design History @DesignReviewed]

Interaction of color. Josef Albers.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The hawksbill sea turtle is a critically endangered sea turtle whose shells slightly changes colors, depending on water temperature

[📷 Orazio Fargione]

[ScienceDaily @ScienceDaily]

🌊🔬 The color of the ocean is changing, but the mystery is we can't say exactly how. 📊🌎

https://t.co/JIVI8yS4Lm

[LuxeSci @luxescipod]

#sciencesunday equals fluorescence!! When molecules excited by ultraviolet light emit photons and we see pretty colors. Science is so cool!

#fluorescence #Science #scicomm #minerals #Geology #luxuryscience

[ColourBlindAwareness 🇺🇦 🌻 @colourblindorg]

Very sad for you all not to be able to represent you at @UEFA's Inaugural #Respect Forum this week. We are not currently working with UEFA on anything whatsoever - a huge backward step for colour blind fans, players, management & employees which we hope UEFA will rectify soon.

[Saatchi Art @SaatchiArt]

Color can evoke joy or provoke introspection, acting as a visceral language.

Discover how artists are skillfully wielding color as a transformative force in our new curated collection. https://t.co/PMQoCucNWE

(#Art: @ELennieArt)

[Colour Training @proyectacolor]

The latest JAIC issue (Journal of the International Colour Association) includes my article: "Rethinking Colour in Design Education through the Human and Social Perspectives".

See the JAIC Special Issue here: https://t.co/selUSF6Foj

[Akiyoshi Kitaoka @AkiyoshiKitaoka]

a demo of lightness illusion

[David J. C. Briggs @DBriggs60]

The Colour Literacy Forum 5 "Colour & The Perceiver" will be a hybrid presentation on Thursday, June 15, 12:45 PM - 2:15 PM Eastern time with Dr. Ming Ronnier Luo, Dr. Maria Olkkonen and Bill Fischer. Registration: https://t.co/kDespgwM1Z Details: https://t.co/98pVAgnXDx

[The Cultural Tutor @culturaltutor]

Underground train stations have some of the most surprising and beautiful architecture in the world. Here's a few of the best:

1. Alisher Navoiy Station, Tashkent, Uzbekistan (1977)