Interacting With Color: Insights From Josef Albers
http://Linktr.ee/ChrisOatley In this episode of "You're A Better Artist Than You Think:" How color lies to our eyes and why that matters to artists with author Fritz Horstman of the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation. PLUS: Changing our relationship to color from "painful" to "playful." -------- Get clear, relevant feedback on your work and personalized career guidance at http://MagicBoxAcademy.com -------- 00:00 Episode Start 00:37 What Josef Albers Means To Present-Day Artists 01:24 Interaction Of Color 02:28 Science Vs Experience 03:51 Color Relativity 04:58 Playing With Color 06:04 Homage To The Square 06:49 The Personification Of Color 07:50 Rothko And Albers 11:15 Interacting With Color 15:11 Let Color Come To You 16:16 How To Play With Color 18:18 Color Intervals 18:48 The Illusion Of Transparency 19:45 Color And Music 21:27 How Color Distorts Proportion 22:55 To Open Eyes 24:56 No "Favorite" Colors 26:29 Developing Your Tolerance For Ambiguity 26:58 Color For Non-Artists 27:47 The Magic Feather

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