Theresa-Marie Rhyne is an expert in the field of computer-generated visualization and a consultant who specializes in applying artistic color theories to visualization and digital media. She has consulted with the Stanford University Visualization Group on a color suggestion prototype system, the Center for Visualization at the University of California at Davis and the Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute at the University of Utah on applying color theory to ensemble data visualization.

"This small book, geared toward a technologically sophisticated audience, covers a vast amount of information on the visualization of color. It includes the history and evolution of theories on color vision and the science of color vision as we understand it today. The more than 100 images of models for the standardization and management of color systems are immersed in 178 pages of text, all to illustrate how color has been used to solve problems that apply to industry and art work. How our eyes interact with light, how we understand color using paint, printer, or digital media, and how our lives are influenced by color depending on context is, as the author writes, complicated. The writing is clear and consistent, with names of colors capitalized for emphasis. References are well integrated regarding terms applied to the analysis of color in different contexts. This book will be helpful to readers already engaged in using color through technology in their respective fields."- Margot GrallertColor Research & Application (Wiley Periodicals Journal)"I have attended many of Theresa-Marie’s SIGGRAPH courses on color selection over the years, and have kept each set of her course notes around as references. It is so nice to have everything collected in one easy-to-read, easy-to-store, easy-to-understand book. This is going on my closest-to-my-desk bookshelf!" -Mike Bailey, Oregon State University"I found Applying Color Theory to Digital Media and Visualization to be a concise yet thorough resource for explaining the history and development of different color systems and how they should generally be applied. It is a must-read for new members of my team and is also a great way for anyone to learn about the correct application of color." -Nick Bazarian, X-Rite Pantone

• Introduction to Color Models. Review of Color Vision Principals. Defining Color Gamut, Color Spaces and Color Systems. Defining Color Harmony. Analyzing and Modifying with Online and Mobile Color Tools. Case Study Examples of Colorizing. Review of Basic Concepts Covered.

Theresa-Marie Rhyne is an expert in the field of computer-generated visualization and a consultant who specializes in applying artistic color theories to visualization and digital media. She has consulted with the Stanford University Visualization Group on a color suggestion prototype system, the Center for Visualization at the University of California at Davis and the Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute at the University of Utah on applying color theory to ensemble data visualization.

"This small book, geared toward a technologically sophisticated audience, covers a vast amount of information on the visualization of color. It includes the history and evolution of theories on color vision and the science of color vision as we understand it today. The more than 100 images of models for the standardization and management of color systems are immersed in 178 pages of text, all to illustrate how color has been used to solve problems that apply to industry and art work. How our eyes interact with light, how we understand color using paint, printer, or digital media, and how our lives are influenced by color depending on context is, as the author writes, complicated. The writing is clear and consistent, with names of colors capitalized for emphasis. References are well integrated regarding terms applied to the analysis of color in different contexts. This book will be helpful to readers already engaged in using color through technology in their respective fields."- Margot GrallertColor Research & Application (Wiley Periodicals Journal)"I have attended many of Theresa-Marie’s SIGGRAPH courses on color selection over the years, and have kept each set of her course notes around as references. It is so nice to have everything collected in one easy-to-read, easy-to-store, easy-to-understand book. This is going on my closest-to-my-desk bookshelf!" -Mike Bailey, Oregon State University"I found Applying Color Theory to Digital Media and Visualization to be a concise yet thorough resource for explaining the history and development of different color systems and how they should generally be applied. It is a must-read for new members of my team and is also a great way for anyone to learn about the correct application of color." -Nick Bazarian, X-Rite Pantone

• Introduction to Color Models. Review of Color Vision Principals. Defining Color Gamut, Color Spaces and Color Systems. Defining Color Harmony. Analyzing and Modifying with Online and Mobile Color Tools. Case Study Examples of Colorizing. Review of Basic Concepts Covered.

Theresa-Marie Rhyne is an expert in the field of computer-generated visualization and a consultant who specializes in applying artistic color theories to visualization and digital media. She has consulted with the Stanford University Visualization Group on a color suggestion prototype system, the Center for Visualization at the University of California at Davis and the Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute at the University of Utah on applying color theory to ensemble data visualization.

"This small book, geared toward a technologically sophisticated audience, covers a vast amount of information on the visualization of color. It includes the history and evolution of theories on color vision and the science of color vision as we understand it today. The more than 100 images of models for the standardization and management of color systems are immersed in 178 pages of text, all to illustrate how color has been used to solve problems that apply to industry and art work. How our eyes interact with light, how we understand color using paint, printer, or digital media, and how our lives are influenced by color depending on context is, as the author writes, complicated. The writing is clear and consistent, with names of colors capitalized for emphasis. References are well integrated regarding terms applied to the analysis of color in different contexts. This book will be helpful to readers already engaged in using color through technology in their respective fields."- Margot GrallertColor Research & Application (Wiley Periodicals Journal)"I have attended many of Theresa-Marie’s SIGGRAPH courses on color selection over the years, and have kept each set of her course notes around as references. It is so nice to have everything collected in one easy-to-read, easy-to-store, easy-to-understand book. This is going on my closest-to-my-desk bookshelf!" -Mike Bailey, Oregon State University"I found Applying Color Theory to Digital Media and Visualization to be a concise yet thorough resource for explaining the history and development of different color systems and how they should generally be applied. It is a must-read for new members of my team and is also a great way for anyone to learn about the correct application of color." -Nick Bazarian, X-Rite Pantone

• Introduction to Color Models. Review of Color Vision Principals. Defining Color Gamut, Color Spaces and Color Systems. Defining Color Harmony. Analyzing and Modifying with Online and Mobile Color Tools. Case Study Examples of Colorizing. Review of Basic Concepts Covered.