Edith Anderson Feisner is a Visiting Specialist / Assistant Chair (Retired) in the School of Fine Arts at Montclair State University, USA. She has taught courses in color, design, and introduction to visual arts. She has held many positions in the Embroiderers' Guild of America including certified teacher, teacher certification board, as well as the author of the master craftsman programs in color and design. Her fine art works are in both public and private collections. Ron Reed is an Assistant Professor and Program Coordinator for Interior Design in the School of Family and Consumer Sciences at Texas State University--San Marcos, USA. Reed served as the IDEC Southwest Regional Chair between 2011-2012.

Finally a book on colour that is written with designers in mind, not just artists - highly comprehensive.

• Part I: Color Foundations Chapter 1: What is Color?Chapter 2: Color Systems and Color WheelsChapter 3: Color TheoristsChapter 4: Coloring AgentsChapter 5: Digital Color Media and TechnologyPart II Dimensions of ColorChapter 6: The Dimension of HueChapter 7: The Dimension of ValueChapter 8: The Dimension of IntensityChapter 9: The Dimension of TemperaturePart III: Color in CompositionsChapter 10: Color and the Principles of DesignChapter 11: Color and Elements of DesignChapter 12: Color Interactions Chapter 13: Color and the Effects of IlluminationPart IV: The Influence of ColorChapter 14: Color SymbolismChapter 15: Putting Color to Use— Past, Present, and FutureAppendicesGlossaryBibliographyIndexCredits

Edith Anderson Feisner is a Visiting Specialist / Assistant Chair (Retired) in the School of Fine Arts at Montclair State University, USA. She has taught courses in color, design, and introduction to visual arts. She has held many positions in the Embroiderers' Guild of America including certified teacher, teacher certification board, as well as the author of the master craftsman programs in color and design. Her fine art works are in both public and private collections. Ron Reed is an Assistant Professor and Program Coordinator for Interior Design in the School of Family and Consumer Sciences at Texas State University--San Marcos, USA. Reed served as the IDEC Southwest Regional Chair between 2011-2012.

Finally a book on colour that is written with designers in mind, not just artists - highly comprehensive.

• Part I: Color Foundations Chapter 1: What is Color?Chapter 2: Color Systems and Color WheelsChapter 3: Color TheoristsChapter 4: Coloring AgentsChapter 5: Digital Color Media and TechnologyPart II Dimensions of ColorChapter 6: The Dimension of HueChapter 7: The Dimension of ValueChapter 8: The Dimension of IntensityChapter 9: The Dimension of TemperaturePart III: Color in CompositionsChapter 10: Color and the Principles of DesignChapter 11: Color and Elements of DesignChapter 12: Color Interactions Chapter 13: Color and the Effects of IlluminationPart IV: The Influence of ColorChapter 14: Color SymbolismChapter 15: Putting Color to Use— Past, Present, and FutureAppendicesGlossaryBibliographyIndexCredits

Edith Anderson Feisner is a Visiting Specialist / Assistant Chair (Retired) in the School of Fine Arts at Montclair State University, USA. She has taught courses in color, design, and introduction to visual arts. She has held many positions in the Embroiderers' Guild of America including certified teacher, teacher certification board, as well as the author of the master craftsman programs in color and design. Her fine art works are in both public and private collections. Ron Reed is an Assistant Professor and Program Coordinator for Interior Design in the School of Family and Consumer Sciences at Texas State University--San Marcos, USA. Reed served as the IDEC Southwest Regional Chair between 2011-2012.

Finally a book on colour that is written with designers in mind, not just artists - highly comprehensive.

• Part I: Color Foundations Chapter 1: What is Color?Chapter 2: Color Systems and Color WheelsChapter 3: Color TheoristsChapter 4: Coloring AgentsChapter 5: Digital Color Media and TechnologyPart II Dimensions of ColorChapter 6: The Dimension of HueChapter 7: The Dimension of ValueChapter 8: The Dimension of IntensityChapter 9: The Dimension of TemperaturePart III: Color in CompositionsChapter 10: Color and the Principles of DesignChapter 11: Color and Elements of DesignChapter 12: Color Interactions Chapter 13: Color and the Effects of IlluminationPart IV: The Influence of ColorChapter 14: Color SymbolismChapter 15: Putting Color to Use— Past, Present, and FutureAppendicesGlossaryBibliographyIndexCredits