Colour as a Means of Art

Colour as a Means of Art by Frank Howard explores the profound impact of color in artistic expression. Howard delves into the psychological and emotional responses that different colors evoke illustrating how artists utilize color to convey mood and meaning. Through a series of insightful analyses he examines the historical context of color theory and its application in various art movements. The book serves as a guide for both artists and art enthusiasts encouraging a deeper appreciation for the role of color in visual storytelling.***In this work Howard emphasizes the importance of color harmony and contrast providing practical examples from renowned artists. He discusses how color can influence perception and interpretation making it a powerful tool in the hands of creators. The book is richly illustrated showcasing a variety of artworks that exemplify the principles discussed. By bridging theory and practice Howard invites readers to experiment with color in their own artistic endeavors fostering a greater understanding of its significance in the art world.