Eat Flowers, Drink Paint
Katy KelleherColor stories and more for the lotus-eaters among us
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Ushering in the new year.
Pantone declared it, and thus it is so. White is the color of 2026. As if we needed them to tell us.
But understanding this news properly, and not just as a headline-generating meme, requires a bit of context. First of all, who is Pantone...
November updates, a poem, and a few images to love.
Deer in a Forest, Shibata Zeshin, 1880s, lacquer on paper, Honolulu Museum of Art.
It is November and the woods are full of hunters. We don’t see them—we only see their trucks, parked at the end of the dirt road in that gravelly little tur...
I'd like to be more wild.
Rita the Dog Sleeping, Frédéric Bazille, 1864
I’ve heard the story told several different ways, but the bones of it are always the same. A well-fed dog is lying outside a house, tied up on his leash, minding his own business. A fox (or so...
The prettiest color you'll never see
This otherworldly pastel scene is part of the collection at the Musee d’Orsay. Rippl-Ronai was a Hungarian artist, and it wasn’t until I found this piece that I realized I’d seen his work before. Check out this gorgeous arrangement of blues...
An epiphany of drupes.
Guarianthe aurantiaca, a perfect orange bloom pollinated by hummingbirds. From the Smithsonian Gardens.
Paul Klee was not a born colorist. For him, making sense of color was a struggle. Line and shape he seemed to grasp intuitively; even...
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