I'm in constant awe of the fact that humans can process electromagnetic energy in a way that we call color - it's a pretty amazing fact. We'd like to learn a little bit about your teaching background. Tell us about the courses you teach. This semester I taught Color as Communication, Color Theory, Painting, Introduction to the Visual Experience, and Art Galleries at Manhattan. I've also given numerous one day workshops on color to students, art groups, and the community at large.
Students range from beginners to advanced.
Amazingly, in the painting and Intro classes when I ask students what they would like to learn one of the first things they mention is color. I have sensed and almost desperate need from them to learn about color, and therefore I introduce aspects of color theory into the other classes. However, I also notice a clear advantage in a student's ability to control and have options with color after having taken a semester or two of color theory. It seems that many designers are jumping into computer graphics without the traditional hands-on training of pencil, brush, etc. The problems with color in web designs are part of a larger pandemic that includes other forms of electronic and print media.