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2021 Color Book Project
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This color book was part of a a collective project to design a group of conceptual encyclopedias, each focusing on a specific color through the lens of its use in historical and modern art practices. I compiled research, interviewed fellow artists, and put together original text and photos using Adobe InDesign.
The color book went through three rounds of peer review, and is part of a collective body of work for Heather Quinn’s graduate level Color Theory Class at DePaul University.