Ask Lee! Questions about Color
This month, we thought it would be fun to share some of the typical questions about color that we get from our readers. Especially because, as color covers such a large area of […]
10 Ways Color Affects Your Mood #TBT
We have a repository of information about a color. For example, the color blue is almost always associated with blue skies, which when we are children is a positive thing — it means playing outside […]
Color Color Color Color Color Chameleon
October 26, 2015
One of my students recently asked me how it is that someone is able to pull off different Colortimes®. (Colortime® refers to my system for determining one’s best personal […]
My Thoughts On Agnes Martin
August 31, 2015
Agnes Martin is a fascinating artist who had an interesting perspective and attitude about color, proportion and shape. Martin worked only in black, white, and variations of brown in the 50s, but […]
Catching Up With A Young Color Lover
August 6, 2015
It has been just about one month since I wrapped up my summer color/design course. It is a busy few weeks after the class. We are putting stuff away, getting prepared […]
Fashion Color Forecast From The Fifties: #TBT
June 25, 2015
Discovering or rediscovering history is something I truly enjoy. What can be more life-affirming than a trip down memory lane? It’s fun looking back at the signposts that are left of […]
David Letterman Had His Colors Done By ME!
May 21, 2015
I was talking with the ladies in my office about missing the final episode of the David Letterman Show.
Did any of you watch it?
I was fortunate enough to […]
Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed That Changes Blue #TBT
March 26, 2015
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Originally posted on May 17, 2010
The world of multi-hued creatures never fails to amaze and amuse with its incessant and often clever usage of color. The Language of Color at […]
Just As A Child Is Drawn To Candy, We Are Drawn To Red
September 17, 2014
People just don’t like red-they love it. People whose favorite color is red have a zest for life; they are, quite literally “movers and shakers.” They need to be well […]