Book Review of The Colour Bible
Laura Perryman’s The Colour Bible is an inspiring deep dive into the world of colour trends and their impact on design. As a seasoned colour consultant and trend forecaster, Perryman explores how colours shape our emotions, behaviours, and the creative industries around us.
The book takes readers on a journey through the evolution of colour trends, explaining how shifts in society influence the shades we gravitate toward. What’s especially interesting is how Perryman ties in material innovations and sustainability, showing how new technologies and eco-conscious practices are influencing the way we work with colour today.
Visually, the book is stunning. Packed with vibrant, high-quality images, it brings the ideas to life in a way that feels both educational and inspiring. Perryman’s writing strikes a great balance—it’s easy to follow without oversimplifying the fascinating concepts behind colour theory.
What really makes The Colour Bible stand out is its practicality. It’s not just about the theory; Perryman offers actionable insights for using colour in areas like fashion, interiors, and product design. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting to explore the world of design, you’ll find plenty of useful ideas here.
All in all, The Colour Bible is an engaging and visually rich book that’s perfect for anyone curious about the power of colour in design. It’s a must-have for creatives who want to stay ahead of the curve and bring more depth to their work. Colour enthusiasts will love it.
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