Art Stories·Oct 17Dangerous Beauty: The Most Toxic Colors in the Art WorldSome time ago, I had some fun compiling a list of the most repulsive pigments imaginable: crushed lice, cattle urine, ground-up mummies.
Kevin Garwood·Jul 7Social Values of Colourants: The Early Era of Mass Produced Synthetic PigmentsThis article is part of a series that will discuss the values associated with using microorganisms to colour bioart. Today, bacteria, algae…
Kevin Garwood·Jun 29Social Values of Colourants: From Antiquity to the Advent of Modern Synthetic PigmentsThis article is part of a series that will discuss the values associated with using microorganisms to colour bioart. Today, bacteria, algae…
Kevin Garwood·Jun 29An Appreciation of Colourants: Past, Present, and FutureI was out walking in London one afternoon when I got a call from my brother, Chris. During the course of our conversation, he suggested…
Art Stories·Mar 13Revolting Colors: From Purple to Mummy BrownI thought that today I could talk about some topic that is often ignored when people talk about art. They talk about composition, the…
InPlant Based PastbyDanielle Herring·Nov 6, 2025Verdant Vermilion — Madder: A Botanical HistoryRubia tinctorum, the official name for this unassuming plant with green foliage and the small clusters of yellow flowers that give way to…
DonnaKazo·Oct 22, 2025“Energy Texture №12: Patterns and Pigments in Yellow”Day 294 of my artwork retrospective
Seyma - Anaplan for everyone!·Jul 20, 2025When do I use Excel in Anaplan?An Anaplanner’s Honest Guide to When Spreadsheets Still Make Sense
