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in a world where blue is considered the colour of sex - " when she wears that tight blue dress "

" feeling blue - turn that hue up on its head and come down to the blue light district

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Got to sex shops, and vintage porn catalogues take primary photography and change the colour to blue
- I could even go to a burlesque show and take film photography there - interview what sex means to them and use that a text for my publication

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Watched the Matrix as inspiration :
coloured gels over film and photography - genius

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dads 3d printer screen - Love equations?

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dads 3d printer screen - Love equations?

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distort the version of love that we think we know further, by making it all mathematically and no free will or choice
- link to the blue velvet idea
- could do a three dimensional heart
- blue velvet outside of cover

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Vermeer's painting belongs to a genre of domestic scenes prevalent in mid 17th-century Holland in which the mores of contemporary life, particularly those pertaining to love and courtship, were depicted and commented upon. Many of these themes focus on the foibles of male/female relationships and man's inability to restrain his sexual appetite even though the narrative of Vermeer's paintings are so subtly contrived as to pose serious questions of interpretation.

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Some artists would make their reds even brighter with the use of translucent glazes that gave the colour additional luminosity. This effect can be seen in Vermeer’s The Girl with the Wine Glass (1659-1660).

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In the Renaissance period, bright reds were used to draw attention to the most important figures in a painting. A great example of this is The Assumption (1516-1518) by Titian, a painting in which the figures of God, the Virgin Mary and two apostles are highlighted by their vermillion robes.

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Madder, a plant whose root could be made into a red dye, grew widely in Europe, Africa and Asia.
Throughout history, the colour red has had two opposing connotations; good and bad, love and anger. Either way it is certainly the colour of passion and strong emotion, and is one of the oldest colours used in art.
Unlike the colour blue, red pigment exists in abundance in nature—from human and animal blood to red dirt and metals.

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fun and quirky way I could make the publication - could make it into a blue block - made out of textured material etc.
Very good route for images and could make it a joke publication, by creating an estate agents that's underwater
- Good link to my Ian Anderson workshop

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Minecraft underwater estate agents/ landscapes

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Minecraft underwater estate agents/ landscapes

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https://youtu.be/O36LED1BqRA

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A portrait of a man's descent into a nightmarish sexual underworld following his discovery of a severed ear
- provocative movie
- change the perception of red being the sexual colour, blue can also be
- could change normal sexual things blue - lips with lipstick, lipstick stains, hearts, luxurious materials, red wine - all make blue

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“This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You take the blue pill — the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill — you stay in Wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes. Remember: all I’m offering is the truth. Nothing more.”

Hard Choices: Taking the Red Pill 💊

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According to various researches, blue color helps inimproving flow of communication which is important for all social media platforms

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As narrated, the blue pill will allow the subject to remain in the fabricated reality of the Matrix; the red serves as a "location device" to locate the subject's body in the real world and to prepare them to be "unplugged" from the Matrix. Once one chooses the red or blue pill, the choice is irrevocable.

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we are actually programmed to prefer, and be able to detect, blue. A preference for blue draws us to colors that are important for our survival, such as blue water and clear skies.

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Interestingly, Taylor’s investigation was based on the assumption that is exactly the opposite of the evolutionary red-preference proposal. Previous research on British men and women showed that it’s the women, not the men, who prefer red. The evolutionary argument behind this finding was that in our long-ago hunter-gatherer past, women needed to be able to spot red berries against green foliage so they could feed their broods.

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Infants seem to prefer the red vs. the green end of the spectrum due, it would seem, to the way their color coding apparatus works in their nervous system.
If evolution accounted for this preference, boy babies should show the red effect more than do girl babies. However, Franklin and team found no such sex difference.

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Acknowledging that cultural factors may play a role in the red-sexiness link, University of Rochester psychologist Adam Pazda and colleagues (Pazda et al., 2012) argued that red has been used by women throughout history as a lure to men. Although the red-sexiness link could be rooted in cultural factors, such as the use of red to signal sexual availability in “red light” districts, red on a woman may also be a cue that a woman is at her most fertile point in the sexual reproductivity cycle. In two studies on small samples of men (22 and 25, respectively), Pazda and his team found that men regarded women wearing red as more sexually desirable and attractive due, so they showed statistically, to their perception that the women in red were more sexually receptive. In another in their series of studies on restaurant behavior researchers Nicolas Guéguen and Celine Jacob showed that waitresses wearing red received higher tips from male, but not female, patrons.

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https://www.behance.net/gallery/8940907/Colour-injector?tracking_source=search_projects_recommended%7CRGB

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Syringes suspended below the lamp are connected to another set inside its body by empty tubes. So the ink can be seen moving towards or away from the lamp. The syringes inside the lamp are attached to sliding switches connected to Arduino microcontroller that controls the colour output of RGB LEDs. The system allows people to gradually change the light colour by providing a simple and intuitive interface.

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Syringes suspended below the lamp are connected to another set inside its body by empty tubes. So the ink can be seen moving towards or away from the lamp. The syringes inside the lamp are attached to sliding switches connected to Arduino microcontroller that controls the colour output of RGB LEDs.

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porn shops - sex magazines
Jane eyre red room
any mental disorders etc when you can only see the on colour
food - wouldn't want blue food
rose tinted glasses
chromatic -  metallic red etc.
only research one colour for a day - do each colour - do all text as that colour
day briefs - go day
why is it called the Red Sea?

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Why do we use RGB? The main purpose of the RGB color model is for the sensing, representation, and display of images in electronic systems, such as televisions and computers, though it has also been used in conventional photography. Typical RGB input devices are color TV and video cameras, image scanners, and digital cameras.

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incorporating interesting stories surrounding colour to be the inspiration of type, imagery, promotion, motion graphics ( art direction )
As i like my work best when it has an interesting story to accompany it
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2017/nov/08/children-colour-blind-island-in-pictures-micronesia-sanne-de-wilde

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Pingelap, an island of Micronesia, has an unusually high percentage of inhabitants who see the world in black and white - due to a rare genetic condition called achromatopsia. Sanne De Wilde experimented with black and white and infrared photography to envisage how they see the world.

The Island of the Colorblind is at Paris Photo, 9-12 November.

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Children of the colour-blind island - in pictures

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Pingelap, an island of Micronesia, has an unusually high percentage of inhabitants who see the world in black and white - due to a rare genetic condition called achromatopsia. Sanne De Wilde experimented with black and white and infrared photography to envisage how they see the world.

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synaesthesia - combining colour/sight to the other senses
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zmfc7ty/articles/zh2492p

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'The boy gave him a cold look.'
This example of synaesthesia connects the senses of sight and touch. Temperature is usually associated with touch but using to describe a look tells us that the boy is being unfriendly.
'She spoke in honeyed tones.'
Here, the pleasant comforting sound of a voice is described using synaesthesia. To the reader, it suggests something that sounds soothing and tastes sweet.

The poem by Carol Ann Duffy describes a bride who has been abandoned on her wedding day. Still wearing her decaying wedding dress, she shouts 'puce curses' .

Puce is an unpleasant colour - the colour of old, dried blood. Carol Ann Duffy links the unsightly colour with the harsh sound of Miss Havisham's screams. Together these build an uncomfortable experience for multiple senses that help the reader understand Miss Havisham's grief, anger and pain.

Shakespeare

In Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream, the character of Bottom has his head magically transformed into that of an ass. When the spell is broken, Bottom describes the experience as being like a dream - a dream completely beyond human understanding:
'The eye of man hath not heard, the ear of man hath not seen, man's hand is not able to taste, his tongue to conceive, nor his heart to report what my dream was.'
Bottom's use of synaesthesia here -with his references to eyes hearing and hands tasting - reflects just how confusing and disorienting he found the experience of being magically transformed.

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'The boy gave him a cold look.' This example of synaesthesia connects the senses of sight and touch. Temperature is usually associated with touch but using to describe a look tells us that the boy is being unfriendly. 'She spoke in honeyed tones.' Here, the pleasant comforting sound of a voice is described using synaesthesia.

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https://www.behance.net/gallery/134306185/Mental-Imagery?tracking_source=project_owner_other_projects

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Produce a selection of artwork that visually represents the idea of sound and mental health. More of this to come

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single colour photography
- experiment into lighting and the effect of this on objects, people, materials
https://www.behance.net/gallery/123555017/Karol-Conka-DILUVIO?tracking_source=search_projects_recommended%7Csingle%20colour%20

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Identidade visual do single Dilúvio da artista Karol Conká.

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could be used within the promotion of the publication, or the the images for within
https://www.behance.net/gallery/127448581/Presence?tracking_source=search_projects_recommended%7Ccolour%20theory%20publication%20and%20art%20direction

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Presence is a large-scale, site-specific commission by Liz West situated in grade II* listed Christ Church in Macclesfield. Presence transforms the space taking the form of a tunnel, created from hundreds of iridescent dichroic panels creating a kaleidoscopic artery down the centre of the church.

The tunnel is made up of 450 squares covered in the colour transmitting dichroic film, which is open at one end to allow visitors to walk in it and become immersed in the work. One side of the tunnel features cool colours ranging from purples through to greens and blues and on the other they will be warm corals, pinks and yellows. The reflective and refractive nature of the material projects coloured light across the entire space, helping to reveal parts of the architecture that may otherwise be missed.

Photography © Liz West and Travelling Simon

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Presence is a large-scale, site-specific commission by Liz West situated in grade II* listed Christ Church in Macclesfield. Presence transforms the space taking the form of a tunnel, created from hundreds of iridescent dichroic panels creating a kaleidoscopic artery down the centre of the church.

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colour used within art direction

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could be used to make a promotional moving image video for the publication
- also shows how grid layout of the text and images within the publication could be brought to life and animated

https://www.behance.net/gallery/83637859/Reach?
tracking_source=search_projects_recommended%7Ccolour%20theory%20publication%20and%20art%20direction

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"Reach" is a kinetic exploration into the interface between two fluids of different densities, also known as the Rayleigh-Taylor instability. A common example is when oil and water mix.

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shows how the publication can utilise a single colour palette, and use textures and materials to it's effect - as red is a very rich, deep toned, luxurious colour that is translated within the materials used within the art direction of this piece

https://www.behance.net/gallery/115614967/WMC?tracking_source=search_projects_recommended%7Ccolour%20theory%20publication

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A year in the making WMC is a game-changer in the fashion organisation arena. Developed by fashion veteran Dominique, going by the guise (DLP), she's penned the ultimate guide for people wanting to lift their personal style, organise their wardrobe and who want to be involved in a fashion community that is fully interactive, inclusive and playful.

The brand design is bold and gutsy, eclectic in both its visuals and typographic style. With an array of photography, illustration and varied mix of typefaces the book is Dominique's unique contribution to people everywhere.

The book needed to be just as exploratory in its visuals as the knowledge within its pages. Delivered in an embossed suede box with ribbon pull detail and white screen print.

Brand design and publication @studio_sly
Book interior photography @samwongphoto_ styled by @natturnbull
Illustration by @xx_in
Production @whiteslaw
Folio photography @shelley_horan

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A year in the making WMC is a game-changer in the fashion organisation arena. Developed by fashion veteran Dominique (DLP), she's penned the ultimate guide for people wanting to lift their personal style, organise their wardrobe and who want to be involve...