"One of my goals for Color Theory for Dummies is to bring color to the forefront for the reader: to help the reader see color better, think about color more deeply, and question assumptions about color. For example, I encourage readers to slow down when they look at color, giving time for the eyes to adjust. This is an important tip, because our world is fast-paced and moves quicker than our eyes can see. As far as assumptions, there are many cultural assumptions surrounding color that are worth exploring. For example, why are some colors “off-limits” for certain genders or ages? To understand the true expressive potential of color - and your innate desires for color - cultural assumptions must be questioned."

- Eric Hibit

For more information on Eric's show at Troutbeck, please visit the Art Show page here.

Conversation with Dahlia, 2019
Watercolor on rag paper stretched over canvas
18 in x 15 in