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Eiseman Color Blog
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The Stars that Shine: From Vintage Glam to Color Individualism
The yearly award shows always bring their share of glimmer, and last month's Emmy Awards did not disappoint. One of the most notable outfits from its glamorous attendees [...]
The Colortime System at Paul Mitchell!
I have been fortunate to participate in many industry and university events, trade shows, and podcasts. Many have been memorable, but the very latest was truly outstanding. I [...]
Naming Colors: a Challenging yet Satisfying Part of a Color Consultant’s Role
One of the most challenging yet still enjoyable aspects of my work as a color consultant is the naming of colors. Whether working with Pantone to name colors [...]
A Color Consultant Comments on this Year’s Met Gala
The Met Gala takes place yearly and is a reminder of how fashion can signal future color trends. No exception, this year displayed both trending and timeless looks. [...]
The Evolution of Brown: Today’s Super Color
From the beginning of time, the color brown was connected to a readily available source of sustenance: the color of earth itself, where seeds could germinate and grow [...]
We love hearing from past color students!
We are always delighted to hear from former attendees within our various training programs. It’s great to keep in touch and to hear of their success stories and [...]
“Connoisseurs around the world view Leatrice Eiseman as the pre-eminent expert in her field of color psychology. For years, Pantone has relied on her color knowledge and input for development of our products. I strongly recommend her book, The Pantone® Guide to Communicating with Color, to anyone interested in the most effective use of color and color combinations for maximum impact in the marketplace.”
“When Leatherman was faced with choosing color for its products, they called the best, Leatrice Eiseman, the executive director of the Pantone Color Institute and oft-described “color guru”. Utilizing Eiseman’s research on how color influences human thought processes, emotions and physical reactions, Leatherman settled on five colors, each based on its specific appeal to the type of person who would need a specific tool.Thank you so much for your contributions on this project. We were all pleased with your professionalism and appreciate your continued support of Leatherman.”