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Anthropologie, Rockefeller Center
In the most dreary of New York City snowscapes, a bent orange cone or neon colored beanie adds a splash of color to an unusually slushy commute. Above neutral, Earth is full of color in fading and contrasting hues. What about space and beyond? Are the colors equally vibrant, distinct and numerous? This week, both Anthropologie's color theory windows and the Netherlands-based Mars One project fuel my fascination, as they hint at limitless opportunities within a realistic world. Keep reading for more...
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Painting, painted, painter
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"Color Theory" Windows
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Perfect picture? Paint-by-pixel...
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Lost paradise
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Peruvian Purple
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Spools of color -- the backdrop at Anthropolgie, Chelsea Market
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