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70Houses in Munich by Kandinsky - My take
by Kenny Wordsmith
When I was first introduced to abstract art, I was outraged. How dare they call this art? If you feel that way, that's fine. Please suspend your thoughts and judgements while we look at an early Kandinsky.... published 11 months ago
72Color Part 16: Color your Attitude
by Kenny Wordsmith
Day by day, in every way, become more and more colour-conscious. You’ll get better and better at it. Switch over from your white notepaper to blue or pink or pale yellow. Experiment with various coloured... published 12 months ago
65Color Part 12 - Mom Nature's Colour Sense
by Kenny Wordsmith
"Giraffe is about seventeen feet high, of a 'sclusively fulvous golden-yellow from head to heel; and Zebra is about four and a half feet high, of a'sclusively grey-fawn colour from head to heel." - Rudyard... published 13 months ago
70Color Part 9 - The Science and Logic of Color
by Kenny Wordsmith
“Thought, as we have so far described it, is what it is by virtue of becoming all things, while there is another which is what it is by virtue of making all things: this is a sort of positive state like... published 13 months ago
62Color Part 4 Yellow Fever
by Kenny Wordsmith
“Red and yellow, rowdy fellow” used to sing the girls of my kidhood, when skipping rope. And the Beatles sang “The Yellow Submarine.” Yellow is the sun and sunflowers for artists, topaz for gem... published 13 months ago
77Color Part 3 - Give’em Red!
by Kenny Wordsmith
As r as your eye in an overnight flight. What’s black and white and red all over? ‘Newspaper’ used to be the answer when newspapers were b&w. Now the answer is a blushing penguin, a... published 13 months ago
63Color for everyone - Fact, fun and tips
by Kenny Wordsmith
Yoo hoo, hue can do things for you. Colours can tell you if a banana is ripe enough to eat (yellower); if there’s sufficient decoction in your coffee(browner); whether the boss is mad at (red) or in... published 13 months ago
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