Dexia Tower: An Exercise in Interactive Architecture – Color + Design Blog by COLOURlovers
Think you can’t find beauty in a bank? Think again. The Dexia Tower, located in Brussels, embodies just that. Thanks to the creativity of LAb[au], a Belgium based digital design lab, the Dexia Tower has become infinitely more than just a home for paperwork and numbers. The tower itself went up in 2006, and since then has been host to a variety of fantastic light shows. The third tallest building i
Is Visual Taste Perception Coloring Your Appetite? – Color + Design Blog by COLOURlovers
Is yellow sweet like a banana or sour like a lemon? From casual observations of our own eating we know that the visual ‘taste’ of food can be just as important as the ingredients in a dish. But how much does your internalized color and food associations – the ones we started developing from the very first time we saw our mothers’ arm reach across and place before us a dark green round leafy Brusse
Unusual Color Wheels Found in Life and Art – Color + Design Blog by COLOURlovers
The first color wheel (a.k.a. color circle) has been traced back to Sir Isaac Newton, who in 1706 arranged red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet into a natural progression on a rotating disk. As the disk spins, the colors blur together so rapidly that the human eye sees white. Artists have been experimenting with colour wheels ever since, finding inspiration in everything from cockt
Color + Design Blog / Colorful Beauty in Nature: Birds by COLOURlovers
In sizes ranging from the tiny hummingbird to the tall earthbound ostrich or emu, Birds of the world show us color in a huge number of arrangements — 9,000 to 10,000 species to be more exact. Males mostly do the more vibrant presentations to attract mates, while females are usually muted and earth tone to guard their homes and their eggs, but either way, it seems that birds of a feather have the r
Color + Design Blog / Color Inspiration from the Masters of Painting by COLOURlovers
The world has seen thousands of artists and millions of great pieces of art, but we chose just a handful of pieces of art from some of greatest masters of painting to show a little of how they were inspired by color… or perhaps, how they inspire us with color. Painted between 1503 and 1506 in Florence, Italy. It is painted using the sfumato method, a term coined by Leonardo referring to a painting
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