On: Thu, 30 Jan 2003 David wrote: > William > > Every little helps >> >> I always get them to describe the colours as seen from their memory. This >> enables me to approximate very quickly how to get an affirmative "yes" out of >> them, by empathising with their colour sensibility as every bit complete, but >> different to my own. > > This is where I was going, the pshychology of vision. When the numbers are > done for their own reasons, it should be remembered that perception is > another field that has to be considered. Culture, age, background, memory, > education, mood, religion, so many factors. And the language also, I saw > red, I feel blue, (Klein Blue).
As in International Klein Blue! Well, we are obviously on the same wavelength here. > Thus "I see with my mind, not through my eyes" William Blake. Especially so when seeing something for the very first time - the colours are always brighter. best William Curwen www.william.ws =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
