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Sharing KNOWLEDGE + EXPERIENCE about COLOR
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The Color Council (ISCC) is the principal interdisciplinary society in the United States dedicated to sharing color research and best practices in science, industry, design/arts and education. |
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Grow your color knowledgeLearn and connect with color professionals through our events, resources, and programs! |
Learn what is happening in the world of color from professionals in an endless array of specialties. The public is invited to register for the quarterly live events. Become a member to access recordings! |
Join university students and color professionals from around the globe sharing state-of-the-art research. Learn about color's diverse roles in our lives and its applications in the world. MORE ABOUT FLUORESCENT FRIDAYS |
Socialize, network, and learn. Connect with fellow color enthusiasts for an online happy hour. BYO beverage and join the conversation. Discussions are wide-ranging and depend on attendees, their current interests and past experience. |
A Sneak Peek at Some Member Benefits:Join the Color Council to receive the quarterly and a deep discount on Color Research and Application! |
A Look Inside Color Research & Application:
Collocations of Basic Color Terms and Emotion Terms in Spanish Versus ChineseEmotions are internal states that can be difficult to describe verbally. Worldwide, emotions are frequently conveyed, either metonymically or metaphorically, by color terms, although differences in color-emotion associations are observed cross- linguistically and cross-culturally. In this paper, we adopted a corpus-based approach to this issue and searched for collocations in Spanish versus Chinese of 13 color terms (the basic color terms in Spanish) and the 20 basic emotion terms (from the Geneve Emotion Wheel). | A Look Inside Our Quarterly:
Blue Morphos Have a Cool ColorI first encountered the blue morpho in Kai Kupferschmidt’s book, Blue: In Search of Nature’s Rarest Color, which I reviewed in Issue 504 of ISCC News. There I learned about a tricky problem that the butterfly appears to have solved through natural selection. Interference patterns can lead to brilliant structural colors, but the color you see generally depends on the angles of illumination and viewing. |
NEWS!
Deadlines for our Student Support Grant are May 15 and October 15 of each year. This grant is designed to assist undergraduate and graduate students with activities pertaining to color. Details and application forms here.
The Colour Literacy ProjectA joint project between ISCC and the International Association of Colour. |
Building a new foundation for 21st century color education. Check out our state-of-the-art resources. Teaching guides available for free download. |
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