Roy G Biv (Hardcover) by Jude Stewart

from DavidWineberg

Remarkably flat for a book on color For someone who designs for a living, Jude Stewart surprises by publishing a book that is ironically uncolorful. It is chock full of blocky text, consisting mostly of folk tales, clichés, pop science and pop culture that mention a color. It gets tedious; there ...

from P_Spiegelman

A gem of a book. Jude Stewart basically use one of culture's greatest "commons"-color-to radically re-invent the genre of the commonplace book, that volume of idiosyncratic, idiosyncratically compiled knowledge par excellence. The knowledge here is perfectly proverbial, a vast expanse of fact, an...

from P_Spiegelman

A gem of a book. Jude Stewart basically use one of culture's greatest "commons"-color-to radically re-invent the genre of the commonplace book, that volume of idiosyncratic, idiosyncratically compiled knowledge par excellence. The knowledge here is perfectly proverbial, a vast expanse of fact, an...