Check out these great informative links about color, color theory, and color psychology.

• Green With Happiness: Meet the Green Lady of Brooklyn
  • Elizabeth Sweetheart AKA Elizabeth Eaton Rosenthal
• The Purple Lady: Obsessed Woman Addicted to Color Purple
• The Besties Obsessed With Pink & Yellow | HOOKED ON THE LOOK
• Meet The Rainbow Lady | HOOKED ON THE LOOK
• The Blue Lady: Obsessed woman addicted to color blue
• The Pink Lady: Obsessed woman addicted to pink color
• The Yellow Lady: Woman’s world is drenched in color yellow
• Meet Zorica Rebernik, the Red Lady of Bosnia
• For my LA Peeps, remembering the Lava Lady / THE LAVA LADY: SUZAN STRAUSS 1930 – 2016 / Antebellum / The Witch of Wellington / R.I.P.

• Video on Color: Color In Motion – created by Maria Claudia Cortes
  • In Spanish Color In Motion

• Color Psychology
  • https://www.empower-yourself-with-color-psychology.com/color-yellow.html
  • https://www.colorpsychology.org/
• Color Theory & Printing – Thank you – The Paper Mill Store
  • Part 1 – Color Theory: Introduction to Color Theory and the Color Wheel https://blog.thepapermillstore.com/color-theory-introduction-color-wheel/
  • Part 2 – Color Theory: Active versus Passive Colors https://blog.thepapermillstore.com/color-theory-active-versus-passive-colors/
  • Part 3 – Color Theory: Warm and Cool Colors https://blog.thepapermillstore.com/color-theory-warm-cool-colors/
  • Part 4 – Color Theory: Additive and Subtractive Colors https://blog.thepapermillstore.com/color-theory-additive-subtractive-colors/
  • Part 5 – Color Theory: Color Harmonies https://blog.thepapermillstore.com/color-theory-color-harmonies/

• RGB & CMYK
  • Simply stated, “Additive colors (RGB) begin as black and become white as more red, blue, or green light is added. Subtractive colors (CMYK) begin as white. As you add filters to the white light, such as ink, this white light takes on the appearance of color.” – The Paper Mill Store
• Check out this link – What Is Additive, or RGB, Color Mixing? “RGB is an additive color mixing process where various wavelengths of light combine to form white light.”
  • More on – RGB – “RGB (red, green, and blue) is a model based on light energy. It’s what’s called an “additive model,” meaning adding the highest strength of all the colors of light together will give you white. If your laptop or device were suddenly shut off, your screen would immediately become black because no light would be passing through it. Speaking of computers, RGB is the color space most commonly used to display colors on a computer monitor. That means it is the color space you likely used to build your designs.”
• Check out this link – What is the Subtractive, or CMYK, Color Model?
  • More on – CMYK – “CMYK is a subtractive, pigment-based model. Instead of starting with black, we start with white (like white paper) and the color subtracts from the amount of white you start off seeing.  
    • In CMYK printing, there are four color different plates, each printing a different color of ink: cyan, magenta, yellow, and black. These colors mix together to remove color from white light, producing the image you see.”

• What is 4-Color Process Printing?
  • https://www.bindersinc.com/resources/4-color-process
  • https://www.uprinting.com/4-color-printing.html
  • https://www.formaxprinting.com/blog/2018/09/printing-lingo-what-is-4-color-process-printing/