He taught me how to mix those colors, how to get them. They weren't something that you struggled with. They were friends. This was only the beginning of Ms. Bothwell's close kinship with color, which led to a deeper dedication. The result was a clear definition of color, pigment and light.
Color is a neural sensation.
Color does the same thing, but light is instantaneous. It works so fast that we have a tendency to think that the colors are out there. But we put them out there ourselves. They were told what to do. Break through the concretion of facts we have collected to achieve the vision that we had as children and that we must have as artists.