Colour Made Simple - Visual
Our second online training seminar, Colour Made Simple for Visual Colour Assessment is designed to teach the fundamentals of visual colour assessment for industry, design and research
Nick Harkness, Colour Scientist, NHPL Sydney along with Stephen Westland, Professor of Colour Science and Technology and Dr. Vien Cheung School of Design, University of Leeds welcome you to our online training seminar Colour Made Simple for Visual Colour Assessment designed to teach the fundamentals of visual colour assessment for Industry, Design and Research.
Colour Made Simple is ideal for:
The are many advantages to an online platform for example:
Colour Made Simple for Visual Colour Assessment is based on our Colour Made Simple Course (CMS) but without the modules on instrumental colour measurement and associated colour science. It is designed to teach the fundamentals of visual colour assessment for Industry, Design and Research.
The content, like CMS, is based on the face to face workshop which I, Nick Harkness, have been presenting for over 20 years to well over a thousand attendees from a very broad range of industries and research institutions.
Professor Stephen Westland and the team from the University of Leeds have produced the online colour exercises which are an integral component of the seminar and are designed to colourfully describe the fundamentals of colour language.
Online participants sign in individually for the seminar and there is no time limit set by us for completion. In addition to the colour exercises there are tests at the end of Chapters 1 to 11 which need to be completed before proceeding.
Tertiary, Bachelor, Masters and PhD students can obtain a 50% discount. Please notify your course details to [email protected] and we can then issue a discount coupon.
Online help is available by email only with a response time of up to 48 hours.
Chapter 1 Colour Equilibrium - New
Colour Equilibrium Quiz
Chapter 2: Colour has no boundaries
Opinions on colour theory
Chapter 3: Colour Functions
Colour is Functional
Chapter 4 Colour Terms_New
Colour Terms
Chapter 5: Colour Theories - Aristotle to Hering
Historical Colour Theory
Further explanation about additive and subtractive colour mixing.
Chapter 6: Colour Order and Vocabulary
Colour Order Systems
Interactive demo for NCS hue
Interactive demo for chroma
Munsell page demos
Chapter 7: Light
Questions about LIght
Chapter 8: Colour Vision and Causes of Colour
Colour Vision Quiz
Cause of Colour
Chapter 9: The influence of light on colour perception
Colour Perception
Chapter 10: Other influences on visual colour perception
Colour Contrasts
Chapter 11: Quality Control - Visual
Interactive demo for CIELAB hue
Lightness demo
Surface Colour Phenomena
Chapter 12: Applications - Conclusions - Bibliography - Glossary
Glossary of Colour Terms
Nick Harkness
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