adamlea87
Well-Known Member
Hi everyone!
Like everyone I'm trying to keep myself sane during lockdown, and I've re-started a project that I have been working on for years, which is writing a book for colourists. A handbook if you like. This is intended to be targeted towards those with experience in colouring, rather than basic colour theory.
I'm looking for your thoughts about what you think most colourists wish they knew more about or had a deeper understanding of. For some people this could be formulating colour, working with natural pigments etc. for others it might be toning, colour correction or perhaps the chemistry behind the process.
I'm also interested in how you would prefer to read this information, for example do you prefer a real book or e-book? Lots of text or lots of graphics and images? And for example, for color correction would you prefer to read lots about all the factors that effect the process or lots of simple scenarios e.g. if X happens to correct it the solution is Y.
Thanks in advance for any thoughts, and if anyone is interested in critiquing some chapters for me in the future that would also be greatly appreciated.
Thanks! Adam
Like everyone I'm trying to keep myself sane during lockdown, and I've re-started a project that I have been working on for years, which is writing a book for colourists. A handbook if you like. This is intended to be targeted towards those with experience in colouring, rather than basic colour theory.
I'm looking for your thoughts about what you think most colourists wish they knew more about or had a deeper understanding of. For some people this could be formulating colour, working with natural pigments etc. for others it might be toning, colour correction or perhaps the chemistry behind the process.
I'm also interested in how you would prefer to read this information, for example do you prefer a real book or e-book? Lots of text or lots of graphics and images? And for example, for color correction would you prefer to read lots about all the factors that effect the process or lots of simple scenarios e.g. if X happens to correct it the solution is Y.
Thanks in advance for any thoughts, and if anyone is interested in critiquing some chapters for me in the future that would also be greatly appreciated.
Thanks! Adam