Dictionary of color for designers

“Everyone who is interested in color will find valuable practical advice in this book with explanations and examples that resolve many issues. The perception of color is not only individually, it is also deeply embedded in culture, in the variety of invisible phenomena and the associations rotating in the infinity. Color causes memories, emotions and creates many references. And of course, colors are the light laid out into the spectrum. The riddle of the spectrum is completely impossible to understand, although attempts were made by Aristotle, Goethe and Wittgenstein (and, of course, Isaac Newton) Perhaps that is why Joseph Albers always taught students such a delightfully simple lesson: my red one or ever will never be the same as yours. This, as Sean Adams tells us very eloquently, is the whole point. ”
Jessica Helfand