Stick Together: Reusing Wayward Sticker Squares

The art inspiration for this episode is Crocodile Rock by Laura Stisser. This abstract acrylic-on-canvas work contains mysterious, indistinct, crocodillian figures flowing through the piece. Erin took inspiration from the work to  go on a treasure hunt for precious rocks and minerals that were used to create some of the first long-lasting blue and green pigments.  Take a trip from France, to Australia, to the Sinai Peninsula in search of information about rock-based pigments. Join us for this relaxing fourth episode.

Welcome to this minisode of Color Decoded! This week Erin gushes about one of her favorite YouTube artists, a veritable color wizard. Erin uses Colorkuler to generate a palette for the Library and talks about how she feels about it: spoiler, not great. Check out this latest episode and if you want more, tweet @cldandj on Twitter and tell us so!

Welcome to this minisode of Color Decoded! Erin is back with Eboni Jones from the Memorial Art Gallery and Library in Rochester to talk about her favorite colors.  The  pair talk about the similarities between libraries and museums and Eboni's recommendations for the best times to visit the MAG.

Welcome to this minisode of Color Decoded! Vantablack is no longer the "blackest black" substance on Earth. Erin reviews the two substances that unseated Vantablack for this auspicious title and discusses some uses for the blackest substance on Earth. 

Welcome to this minisode of Color Decoded! This week Erin goes west to Rochester, NY to visit the Memorial Art Gallery at the University of Rochester. She meets with Eboni Jones, the Curator of Interpretive Resources about how interactives help to make their exhibits and collections accessible.

Welcome to this minisode of Color Decoded! Today we will learn about how scientists color pictures of stuff from space. The Hubble Space Telescope has taken breathtaking images of distant regions of space for much of the 30 years it has been in operation. One of the reasons these images can be so moving is that scientists generate beautiful colors alongside the data they collect when making observations. We will explore the kinds of images astronomers, physicists, and cosmologists can create with the information they collect!

Welcome  to this minisode of Color Decoded! In this episode, Erin discusses Stick Together, collaborative art projects that resemble large-scale pixel art creations. Sometimes there are stickers left over after a project is complete and Erin discusses how she intends to use up these stickers on an original project, explaining her process for creating pixel arts. 

Welcome to this minisode of Color Decoded! Just a day before our long-format, 11th episode was released, Vox released a video on a topic briefly covered in the episode. Join Erin for this dive into chromatic history as she explains Vox explaining that Augustus of Prima Porta statue, you know the one, that one from Episode 11. Watch the video here! https://bit.ly/vidrec3

Welcome to this minisode of Color Decoded! Pantone and other color-centric companies release Color of the Year picks and 2020 is no exception. Erin will reveal the 2020 Color of the Year from Pantone, paint companies, and the Color Marketing Group, an international association of color design professionals. Will they all spot the same trend or choose many different hues?

The art inspiration for this episode is Crow in the Snow by Mary Vertigan. This screen print renders snow in three different pinks which are reminiscent of the colors used in British military uniforms of the per-modern eras. Erin explains the red coat colors and after the break, explores the ChromeLens extension for colorblind accessibility.  Join us for this relaxing  fourth full episode.