Lee is a popular speaker —
at trade shows, retail venues, design centers, conventions, consumer events, and schools.
Her imagery-rich presentations are full of meaningful color information, delivered with a sense of humor and expertise that has brought audiences back again and again. Lee provides in-house talks for various businesses and/or interested groups, some of which offer continuing education units (CEUs).
The seminars are tailored to meet audience need and interest level. The range of topics may include:
- The psychological and emotional aspects of color
- Consumer/client color preferences – the most and least popular
- Color influences from an international perspective
- The origin of color trends – where and how do they start?
- Color forecasts
- Cultural, socio-economic, art, media, fashion/entertainment and world influences
- Questions and answers
Where We Speak
See a partial list of where we’ve presented over the years
Eiseman Color Blog
Color tidbits for your creative inspiration
Radioactive As Told In Cyanotype
June 13, 2011 As the summer draws closer and you begin to compile your summer reading lists (if you haven't done so already) we would like to recommend [...]
New In Neon
June 10, 2011 Lee was recently in London where she was interviewed by WGSN and Draper's Magazine (the English equivalent to Woman's Wear Daily.) One of the many [...]
Mellow Jell-O
June 7, 2011 This past year Lee was given a book that has been in big hit in our office. The Gallery of Regrettable Food by James Lileks [...]
“Lee, you are the best! No one can attract a following of loyal fans and new admirers like you can. Your audience keeps returning, not only year after year but also on consecutive days. You are, in their words, ‘absolutely spectacular, fascinating, always great, an incredible speaker, an articulate and focused presenter, always sensational’.
And when we ask them (manufacturers, retailers, designers and planners) what they would like to see and hear in the future, they respond, ‘More of Lee’.”
“I just received the evaluation forms from Schotland for the Consumer-Pack Conference. EVERYONE rated your presentation as ‘excellent’ and many wrote comments. I am sure you have heard this many times before, but it is always nice to hear it again.I really must thank you for taking the time to present at this conference.”