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Color Model Environments: Color And Light In Three-dimensional Form (architecture) by Harold Linton; illustrations, Richard Rochon is a book available to read on EtoBox.

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Color Model Environments focuses on the developments in color education for artists and designers who work in three dimensions. The viewpoint maintained throughout this book is that an awareness of the vocabulary of design and the fundamentals of color and light are basic to all personal explorations in three-dimensional design and that incorporation of these elements, including knowledge of the properties of materials, lends direction and support to individual expression. Many of the student examples herein cover the first decade in my color classes at the Lawrence Institute of Technology. Several student projects, however, have been loaned from design instructors throughout the United States and Europe. I am grateful to all these individuals whose involvement represents a wider experience than my own. To begin thinking about color, light, and form we must first of all recognize that although these subjects are the fundamentals of the designer's education and background, together they represent an interdisciplinary involvement. The disciplines of physics, chemistry, psychology, and art all have a special interest in the subject of color and light. The physicist has an interest in

Author

Harold Linton; illustrations, Richard Rochon

Publisher

New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold ; Agincourt, Ont., Canada: Macmillan of Canada

Published

1985

Language

EN

ISBN

9780442258931

Subjects

Architecture, Art, Arts