Understanding color : an introduction for designers (Record no. 46304)
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fixed length control field | 04290 a2200181 4500 |
020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER | |
International Standard Book Number | 9781118920787 |
082 ## - DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION NUMBER | |
Classification number | 741.018 |
Item number | HOL |
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Personal name | Holtzschue, Linda |
245 ## - TITLE STATEMENT | |
Title | Understanding color : an introduction for designers |
250 ## - EDITION STATEMENT | |
Edition statement | Ed.5 |
260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC. (IMPRINT) | |
Place of publication, distribution, etc | New Jersey |
Name of publisher, distributor, etc | John Wiley & Sons |
Date of publication, distribution, etc | 2017 |
300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION | |
Extent | xv,256p. |
505 ## - FORMATTED CONTENTS NOTE | |
Formatted contents note | Preface XIII Acknowledgments XV<br/> Chapter 1 An Introduction to Color Study <br/>The Experience of Color 1 <br/>Color Awareness 3 <br/>The Uses of Color 6<br/>Color- Order Systems 9 <br/>Color Study 13<br/>Chapter 2 A Little Light on the Subject <br/>Light 16 <br/>Additive Color: Mixing Light 19 <br/>Lamps 20 <br/>Lamp Types 22 <br/>Special Purpose Lamps 25 <br/>False Promise: Full- Spectrum Lighting 26 <br/>Lighting Level 26 <br/>Vision 27 <br/>The Illuminant Mode of Vision 27 <br/>The Object Mode of Vision 28 <br/>Modifying Light: Colorants 28 <br/>Lamps and Color Rendition 31 <br/>The Color Rendering Index 32 <br/>Metamerism and Matching 32 <br/>Modifying Light: Surface 33 <br/>Transparent, Opaque, and Translucent 36 <br/>Iridescence 37 <br/>Luminosity 38 <br/>Indirect Light, Indirect Color 38 <br/>Filters 40 <br/>Chapter 3 The Human Element<br/>The Sensation of Color 43 <br/>Threshold 44 <br/>Intervals 45 <br/>The Perception of Color 48 <br/>Physiology: Responding to Light 50 <br/>Healing and Color 53 <br/>Synaesthesia 53 <br/>Psychology: Responding to Light 54 <br/>Naming Colors 55 <br/>Color As Language: From Name to Meaning 56<br/>Impressional Color 60 <br/>Color As Words Alone 61 <br/>Chapter 4 The Vocabulary of Color <br/>Hue 64 <br/>The Artists Spectrum 66 <br/>Primary, Secondary, and Intermediate Colors 67 <br/>Saturated Color 68 <br/>Other Spectrums, Other Primaries 68 <br/>Chromatic Scales 70 <br/>Complementary Colors 70 <br/>Cool and Warm Colors 72 <br/>Analogous Colors 73 <br/>Tertiary Colors: Chromatic Neutrals 74 <br/>Black, White, and Gray 75 <br/>Value 75 <br/>Pure Hues and Value 76 <br/>Tints and Shades 76 <br/>Monochromatic Value Scales 77 <br/>Comparing Value in Different Hues 79 <br/>Line 80 <br/>Value and Image 80 <br/>Transposing Image 82 <br/>Saturation 83 <br/>Saturation: Diluting Hues with Gray 85 <br/>Saturation: Diluting Hues with the Complement 86 <br/>Theoretical Gray 87 <br/>Tone 89 <br/>Chapter 5 The Instability of Colors<br/>The Instability of Colors 91 <br/>Color Composition 92 <br/>Ground and Carried Colors 93 <br/>Placement and Color Change 95 <br/>Equilibrium 95 <br/>Simultaneous Contrast 96 <br/>Afterimage and Contrast Reversal 98 <br/>Complementary Contrast 100 <br/>Ground Subtraction 102 <br/>Color and Area: Small, Medium, Large 106 <br/>Chapter 6 Illusion and Impression<br/>Color Illusions 108 <br/>The Illusion of Depth 108<br/>Spatial Effects of Colors 111 <br/>Transparence Illusion 115 <br/>Fluting 117 <br/>Vibration 118<br/>Vanishing Boundaries 120<br/>Luminosity 120 <br/>Bezold Effect 122 <br/>Optical Mixes 122<br/>Chapter 7 Color Theory: A Brief History <br/>Setting the Stage 126 <br/>The Beginnings of Color Theory 127 <br/>Color and Controversy 132 <br/>The Scientific Model: Color Gets Organized 134 <br/>Color by the Numbers 138 <br/>A New Perspective 141 <br/>Chapter 8 Color Harmony<br/>In Search of Beauty 145 <br/>Intervals and Harmony 147<br/>Hue and Harmony 149 <br/>Major and Minor Themes 150 <br/>Value and Harmony 151 <br/>Saturation and Harmony 153 <br/>On Beyond Harmony: Dissonant Colors 156 <br/>The X- tra Factor: Surface and Harmony 157 <br/>Some Harmonious Conclusions 159 <br/>Chapter 9 Tools of the Trade: Color in Product and Print<br/> It s the Real Thing: Color in Product and Print 162<br/> Design Media 166 <br/>Artists Media 166 <br/>Subtractive Mixing: Pure Hues 169 <br/>Subtractive Mixing: Muted Hues 171 <br/>Tinting Strength 172 <br/>Color Printing: Process Colors 172 <br/>Color Printing: Spot Colors 176 <br/>Screen and Block Printing 177 <br/>Chapter 10 The Medium of Light <br/>Images of Light 180 <br/>Lost in Translation 181 <br/>The Screen Display 183 <br/>Color Display Modes 186 <br/>Color Management 189 <br/>Color on the Web 195 <br/>Web Color Coding 197 <br/>Emerging Media: E- Ink 201 <br/>Chapter 11 The Business of Color <br/>The Color Industries 204 <br/>Colorants 205 <br/>Color Sampling 205 <br/>Color Forecasting 206 <br/>Color Consulting 208 <br/>Color and Product Identity 209 <br/>Palettes 211 <br/>Traditional Colors, Document Colors 212 <br/>Palettes and the Past 214 <br/>Color Becomes Fashion 215 <br/>Color Cycles: A Modern History 216 <br/>Today and Tomorrow 218 <br/>Glossary 221 <br/>Bibliography 237 <br/>Index 243 |
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890 ## - Country | |
Country | USA |
891 ## - Topic | |
Topic | General |
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