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Not About The Dress
Have you ever seen anything appear and disappear as quickly as the buzz about the color of the dress? It fascinated me because in the daytime, I would totally see it as gold/white; at night, black/blue. Rather than thinking it was all silly hype, I saw it as a clue to the way our brains perceive, well, anything.
Case in point: seeing the color blue appears to be a “modern brained” thing.
“Until we have a way to describe something, even something so fundamental as a color, we may not even notice that it’s there.” ~ Kevin Loria in the article The Color Blue and How do we see color?http://www.businessinsider.com/what-is-blue-and-how-do-we-see-color-2015-2
Information is registered through our physical senses but then has to be translated by our brains.
According to the article linked above, there are no ancient languages had a word for the color blue, an indication that people couldn’t perceive it.
Strange as that possibility may seem, there are people I have met who called things blue or green that I perceived as just the opposite. I started wondering if perhaps everyone sees what their brain tells them, each of us seeing a completely unique view.
In a way, that’s got to be true since each of us will focus on different details in our experience and the rest will essential remain invisible; a different world for every person. How many colors exist that are beyond our awareness?
Bringing forth certain details can be practiced and developed. Writing 4 items in a gratitude journal each night causes a person to focus on things they’re grateful for, just to have something to write! Re-framing situations, refusing to lay blame, asking to see the blessing, each of those tactics will actually begin to change what you see.
Brains. You actually have more control over what they do than you might think.
Why not make up a few new colors today? Love, Nancy
Painting with a different kind of brush and playing with colour and gestural art. Super fun and exciting.
I think I know more or less the theme I will be working on. From a broad idea of portrait, I will concentrate more on colour as (self) portrait, how the colours that I choose can reflect me more than a classical, representative portrait. I want to keep working on abstract painting, but also will do some photography and photoshop (and a little experiment…).
Observations so far: I like to use bright colours (even on the paper with black ink I just had to add some pink paint!)- mainly yellow, blue and pink, which has been my favourite colour combination for some time. I think i chose these as my colour palette for the 2 week textiles project. I use a lot of white too, and I try to keep my colours as clean and crisp as possible- no muddy colours! Another interesting thing is when I do abstract art, somehow I always end up with a swirl/ circle in the middle. I’m really interested what that means.
In the next week, I would like to read more about colour therapy and psychology of colour. In my mind I had the Bauhaus ‘experiment’, where you have to assign a primary colour to a triangle, circle and square. Some people naturally assign a specific colour taking into consideration the qualities of the colour and the shape.
I think it is an extremely interesting topic and I’m really excited to work on it much more!
“Blue has no dimensions, it is beyond dimensions, whereas the other colours are not. They are pre-psychological expanses, red, for example, presupposing a site radiating heat…All colours arouse specific associative ideas, psychologically material or tangible, while blue suggests at most the sea and sky, and they, after all, are in actual, visible nature what is most abstract.”
— Yves Klein
Night Book by Akii
The Night Book is a small little source of light that hides and waits for you until you need it. The Japanese design duo Akii designed this little lamp to look exactly like a book between all your other books. By pulling it out of its sheet metal cover the light is switched on and illuminates its surroundings with a gentle and warm light. It helps you during long dark winters in the darkest corners of your book collection to browse for the right book or as a nightlight between the books at your nightstand beside your bed.
Spine Tattoos.
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Cool i just found this free Rolex at Chuck E. Cheese
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i dont like finishing books
i juST DONT
It’s been a few years but I’m pretty sure this was my exact reaction to Deathly Hallows (except it was 5AMish).
oh my god this is PERFECT
The droid I’m looking for. (via busted_mountain)
Adam and Eve did not have belly buttons.
An important pupdate. (via thisbemesara)
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my mom and dad were arguing in front of me whether to give me a present now or to wait til christmas and my mom was like “can we give her it now?” and my dad was like “what present” and my mom was like “you know… the good one” and my dad was like “spell it” and my mom goes “GREG, SHE’S 23”