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Eiseman Color Blog
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Colorful Colleagues Continued…
As promised in my previous blog, “Colorful Colleagues” we will continue to share stories of past students from our past course, including my ColortimeⒸ Image Online Training and my [...]
How do you identify a color trend?
I often get asked how I arrive at an upcoming color trend. With that in mind, I thought I'd review some of the most important areas we look [...]
Colorful Colleagues
Let's get to know some former students—and their careers in color! Of the many “hats” that I have worn while working in the field of color, one of [...]
Introducing the Pantone Color of the Year (and what it means)
I have been very fortunate, as the Executive Director of the Pantone Color Institute, to be involved in the selection and rationale for the Pantone Color of the [...]
What Really is Personal Color Analysis?
Women's Wear Daily recently quoted me in an article, which began, "A colorful trend is coming back around and responding to today’s wardrobe crisis. Color analysis — or sharpening [...]
The Pink Phenomenon
Pink is having its day right now because of the new Barbie film. But, Barbie aside, the popularity of the color has been growing steadily throughout the last [...]
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