In today’s show…
We discuss the values and limitations of Season stereotypes, those categories that describe ‘average’ or ‘general’ appearances of persons in each of the 12 groups of natural colouring. Where do they come from, why do they exist, and how might they help or hinder us with our own colour choices?
Duration total: 48.03 minutes
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Episode 38: Season Stereotypes
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Topics discussed in today’s show:
We discuss the values and limitations of Season stereotypes, those categories that describe ‘average’ or ‘general’ appearances of persons in each of the 12 groups of natural colouring. Where do they come from, why do they exist, and how might they help or hinder us with our own colour choices?
Christine’s YouTube video, Autumn Progressions, Part 4.
Terry’s blog post, The Misunderstood Season, on Chrysalis Colour.
Jorunn’s blog post, Dark Autumn Inspiration Without Using Brown, at Nordic Simplicity.
Jorunn’s blog post, Soft Summer Inspiration Without Using Blue, at Chrysalis Colour.
Jorunn’s book reference at Amazon: Cat Jarman – River Kings: A New History of the Vikings from Scandiavia to the Silk Roads
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